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Gayathri

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Both have equal opportunities. Both fields have their own importance and offer various career opportunities. Here are a few career options available in Zoology and Botany:
Career options in Zoology:
Research in fields like animal behavior, ecology, genetics, and evolution. Wildlife conservationist, animal trainer, and animal care specialist. Veterinary sciences, animal husbandry, and animal breeding. Biomedical researcher, medical laboratory technologist, and pharmaceutical researcher. Career options in Botany:
Research in fields like plant physiology, genetics, ecology, and plant biotechnology. Agriculture, horticulture, and plant breedi
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Gayathri

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After completing a B.Sc. With Botany, Zoology and Chemistry one can pursue various master's degree programs. Here are some popular options available:
M.Sc in Botany: This programme focuses on advanced studies of plants, their anatomy, physiology, genetics, and ecology. M.Sc. In Zoology This programme focuses on advanced studies of animals, their anatomy, physiology, genetics, and ecology. M.Sc. In Chemistry This programme focuses on advanced studies of various branches of Chemistry like organic, inorganic, analytical, and physical Chemistry. M.Sc. In Biotechnology: This programme focuses on the application of biological organisms, syste
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Gayathri

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Both are completely different from each other. But if your interest lies there & you have enough time in your hands with no financial pressure upon, you could proceed with it. By doing so you'll be holding two different degrees.

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Sumanta Kumar Sahoo

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As you have not mentioned the category I'm giving a little bit information about 1st allotment here
For unreserved category it takes rank 1 to 47
For OBC it takes rank 49 to 100
For SC it take rank from 66 yo 197
And finally for SC category it takes around 238 rank.

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Sumanta Kumar Sahoo

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Admission is through counselling based on the score obtained in AUAT-Aliah University Admission Test conducted by Aliah University. Eligible candidate needs to appear for entrance test AUAT-Aliah University Admission Test conducted by Aliah University. As for cut off it's not a big deal gor M.Sc. In here as they are giving priorities to B.Tech programmes.

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Anshul Gupta

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If you have cleared your 12th exam in 2020 and are currently pursuing B.Sc. in Microbiology, Botany, and Zoology, and you are planning to appear for the NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) exam, you should select the eligibility code 2 during the NEET application process. Eligibility code 2 is for candidates who are currently pursuing an undergraduate degree in a Science discipline (B.Sc. /B. S. /B.Tech. /B.E. ) and will be completing their degree before the admission process of the current academic session. Since you are pursuing a B.Sc. degree, you fall under this category.

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Anshika Maurya

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I am assuming that you are referring to the PU CET (Post Graduate Common Entrance Test) conducted by Panjab University, Chandigarh for admission to postgraduate courses, including M.Sc. In Botany and Zoology. If you want to appear for both the Botany and Zoology entrance exams, you will have to fill separate application forms for each exam. The application process for PU CET is usually conducted online, and you can find the application forms on the official website of Panjab University. While filling the application form, you will have to select the course (s) you want to apply for and pay the application fee accordingly. Make sure to
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Tanya Sharma

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The academic eligibility for a Master in Public Health is a Bachelor's degree in any medical Science. Since Botany is a branch of Biology or plant Science, you may not be eligible.

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Tanya Sharma

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Bachelor of Science B.Sc. - Danielson College, Chhindwara
Mode of Learning:
Full Time
Course Level:
Bachelors Degree
Course Duration:
3 Years
Syllabus:
BIOPHYSICS
Physics B Sc
Agricultural Microbiology
Botany B.Sc
Chemistry B.Sc
Electronics B.Sc
Fishery Science B.Sc
Mathematics BA-B.Sc
Microbiology B.Sc.

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