B.Sc

Hello,
Yes you are eligible to do a Masters course in regional planning. Here are a few suggested universities which offer this course.
1. CEPT University, Ahmadabad, Gujarat.
2. Gautama Buddha University, Uttar pradesh.
3. NIT Patna
All the best.

Hello Riyanka,
Following are the higher studies options after B.Sc. in statistics:
M.Sc. in Actuarial Science
M.Sc. in Library and Information Science
M.Sc. in Quantitative Economics
MCA
Masters in Math
Masters in Statistics
MBA
P.G. Diploma in Stat. Methods with Applications
Specialist Development Program in SQC
JRF & SRF Rules
Junior/Senior Research Fellowship

Dear Ankita Das,
You should try for to get best marks.
All the best.

B.Sc degree holders in botany can pursue their career as environmental consultants in various environmental consultancies like, ABC Environ Solutions Private Limited. The remuneration package of environmental consultants will be in the range of Rs.1, 00, 000/- to Rs.7, 00, 000/- per annum.
Other jobs available for these B.Sc graduates in private sector are:
1. Park ranger.
2. Herbarium keeper.
3. Curator.
4. Botanist.
5. Plant biochemist.

Hello Nishish,
The basic eligibility for B.Sc (IT) degree is class 12th from science stream with physics, mathematics and chemistry as compulsory subjects with minimum 50% marks aggregate.

Now a days, the usage of chemicals has been increased by the people. You have go for chemistry, it have better scope in private sector as compare to government. There is no different between botony, zoology and chemistry in B.Sc.

You can opt for an M.Sc in any field of biological science. Then may be go for research and Ph.D. You can also look for jobs in the biological sector.

No, college background does not matter too much. If you are dedicated, you can clear easily, it's totally depends on you. You can easily clear UPSC.