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Garima Ghanghas

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Yes, you are eligible for M.Sc biochemistry.

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MAAZ ABDULLAH

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Candidates must have at least 50% marks in B.A. / B.Sc. / B.Com. / B. Th. In aggregate and in the subject concerned and/or in the Master's Degree in Science / Social Sciences / Humanities, Bachelor in Engineering & Technology with specialisation in Science and Mathematics with 55% marks. The candidate should have studied two school subjects at graduate/equivalent recognised Madarsa education level as main or subsidiary subjects. The candidates with recognised Madarsa degree/qualification may opt Arabic / Persian / Urdu / Theology as a Teaching subject. The Status (Internal / External) will only be determined on the basis of B.A. / B.Sc
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Syllabus of M.Sc in Botany Entrance Exam:
The syllabus usually consists of those areas covered in Bachelor of Science in Botany. Broad areas under Botany which form part of the syllabus of M.Sc. In Botany Entrance examination are:
Biotechnology
Anatomy
Structure of flower
Biodiversity
Cell Biology
Bryophytes
Community Ecology
Discovery and Nomenclature of Enzymes
Ecology
Photosynthetic Pigments
Cryptogams
Embryology
Genetics
Plant Taxonomy
Gymnosperms
Importance of water to plant lies
Mendels Laws of Inheritance
Formation of secondary xylem
Medicinal Botany
Plants and environment
Microbial Diversity
Structure of viruses (with special reference to TMV)
Taxonom
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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle

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Hi Sudheer, Ye, it is. Research opportunities are immense. You can also check universities in Japan, Korea, New Zealand, Netherlands, etc. For this area.

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rahul r

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Best central universities in India to study M.Sc. Botany are mentioned below:
1) Miranda House, Delhi University
2) Fergusson College, [FC] Pune
3) Hindu College, Delhi University
4) Sri Venkateswara College, Delhi University, New Delhi
5) Hans Raj College, Delhi University
6) Ramjas College, Delhi University
7) Ramnarain Ruia College, [RRC] Mumbai
8) St Wilfred's PG College, [SWPGC] Jaipur
9) St. Teresa's College, [STC] Cochin
10) Sacred Heart College, [SH] Kochi
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akshay singh

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All three are equally good and once you are done with you M.Sc. In any of this three steams you can go for M Tech too mainly in chemical, biomedical or biotechnology engineering.

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parshant vaidi am design engineer. m.tech mechancal

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You can go for chemistry Diploma.

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