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HARSHIT patidar

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In private colleges, all cut offs are same, it is around 70% to take admission in all the branches.

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HARSHIT patidar

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Taking admission in M.Sc botany you have to score minimum 55% in aggregate.

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Pothula Aishwarya

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Dear aspirant, The minimum eligibilty is having 55%. All the very best for your future.

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Mahesh bhadu

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The latest cutoff information for M.Sc. in Botany at Mysore University:
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BE Artificial Intelligence and Data Science- 63036
BE Computer Science And Design-55050
BE Biomedical Engineering-76269
BE Environmental engineering- 167997

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Apoorva Pothula

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For B.Sc in any stream in Satya Sai Women's College is around INR 40,000 thousand for 1st year, maybe it gradually increases.

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Surbhi Saxena

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As per the merit list of 7.10.2021 for admission to M.Sc zoology course of Maharashi dayanand University . The cut off was 64 for HG category, 41 for SC and 61 for AI.

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Shipra bareja

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The list has been issued on College official website. You can directly check from there. However the marks have not been disclosed but you can ask from college itself.

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Pushan chatterjee

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M.Sc. Botany Scope
They can explore employment opportunities in public health service, agriculture department, forest service, departments of conservation, and land management. , Ecologists, Horticulturist, Plant engineer, Professor, Landscape designer, Agronomistin the private sector, they can opt for jobs in food companies, SEED companies, plant biotechnology firms, and agriculture product companies.

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Balachander Kannan

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In general, Government colleges are offered courses with reduced fee structures. The fee structure for B.SC., Botany, Zoology, and Chemistry is around Rs. 10,000 per annum, including laboratory fees, and may be with exam fee*.

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