Botany

There are currently no precise cutoff dates for National College, Nuapada's B.Sc. in Botany program. However, most universities use your 12th grade grades to determine your eligibility for general admission to undergraduate programs like B.Sc. (Botany), which normally requires a minimum of 50% in the science stream. 

The cut-off for M.Sc., in Botany, Government Meera Girls College, Udaipur, differed according to category for the session 2022-23. For general candidates, it was 75.79%, whereas for OBC candidates, it was 73.52% and for SC candidates, it was 72.29%. Do remember, however, that these cut-offs keep changing every year, based on the applicants coming in. To get up-to-date information, it is wise to visit the official website or even contact the college for the latest.

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Here are some colleges in Himachal Pradesh that offer an MSc in Botany:

• Dolphin PG College of Science
• GB Pant Memorial Govt. PG College
• Shoolini University
• MCM DAV College
• St. Bede's College
• MLSM College 

Yes, you can pursue an M.Sc in Nuclear Medicine after completing a B.Sc in Chemistry, as chemistry provides a strong foundation in the essential knowledge required for nuclear medicine: 

Eligibility:Many universities accept candidates with a B.Sc in a relevant field, such as chemistry, biology, physics, or biomedical sciences.

The Botany department at the University of Mysore is highly regarded for its excellent teaching and facilities. It features a well-established Botanic Garden, a Fern House, and a museum with over 300 plant specimens. The department's research strengths include plant taxonomy, medicinal botany, and plant biotechnology. It has strong funding from national agencies like DST and UGC, and is supported by international research collaborations.

The latest cutoff details for the B.Sc. Botany program at Thiru.A.Govindasamy Government Arts College, Tindivanam, are determined annually during the admission process managed by the Tamil Nadu Government Arts and Science Colleges Admissions (TNGASA).

For the 2024-2025 academic year, the cutoff marks and rank lists are available on the TNGASA portal, where candidates are shortlisted based on their 12th standard marks. Specific cutoff marks vary depending on the number of applicants and their scores each year. As of now, the details for the B.Sc. Botany course aren't directly listed but can be found by checking the TNGASA rank list .