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Prabhu GurjarLet's try to solve problems.
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The entrance exam conducted by Acharya Nagarjuna University is called ANUPGCET. Its stands for Acharya Nagarjuna University Postgraduate Common Entrance Test. In order to offer admissions in various PG courses of various streams, this test is conducted at the state level by ANU. A minimum Acharya Nagarjuna University cutoff of 1436th rank is required for the general category students.
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chetan dubey
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The cutoff is generally determined by the college based on factors such as the number of applicants, the number of available seats, and the academic performance of the applicants. It's best to check with the college directly for the most up-to-date and accurate information about the cutoff for the B.Sc. (Botany, Zoology Chemistry programme. Additionally, you can also check the official website of the college or the official website of the University for the cutoff information. It's also worth noting that in some cases, the cutoff for a programme may vary depending on the category of the applicant (e. g. General, OBC, SC, ST, etc. ). So
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Master of Science M.Sc. In Botany is a full-time two-year postgraduate programme and it is offered by the University of Kashmir, Srinagar. A candidate who has passed Bachelor degree of 3 years duration B.Sc. Botany as one of the subjects or equivalent) with (At least Minimum 45% Marks Open Merit and 40% marks Reserved Categories) from any recognised university. The selection of a candidate shall be based on his/her performance in the Entrance Test.
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Mohammed Shahrukh
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Some professional courses after B.Sc. Botany are
MBA in Pharmaceutical Management. PGDM. MBA in other specialisation. M.Sc. Biotechnology. M.Sc. + Ph.D. integrated course.
MBA in Pharmaceutical Management. PGDM. MBA in other specialisation. M.Sc. Biotechnology. M.Sc. + Ph.D. integrated course.
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Nasreena Muzafar
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You can do M.Sc. In Geography after doing Bachelor's in any main stream. Make sure to have basic knowledge of geography so that you'll be able to cope with the students having Bachelor's in geography. Moreover you need to have minimum of 50% in your Bachelor's to get M.Sc. In Geography.
You can do M.Sc. In Geography after doing Bachelor's in any main stream. Make sure to have basic knowledge of geography so that you'll be able to cope with the students having Bachelor's in geography. Moreover you need to have minimum of 50% in your Bachelor's to get M.Sc. In Geography.
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jasveer singh
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Yes, you are eligible for post graduate Diploma in store management course, after the completion of B.Sc. Botany Zoology. A candidate holding bachelor's degree in medicine, Nursing and Pharmacy, Dentistry, or any other related course is eligible for this course. It is also available for professionals who wants to improve their skills to have better opportunities in their own field.
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deepika maurya
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The salary package for a fresher with a botany degree usually starts from INR 20k to INR 25k per month in the initial year of joining. However, An entry-level Botanist salary with less than one year of experience can expect to earn an average total compensation (including bonus, tips, and overtime pay) of INR 508,682 per annum. An early career Botanist with 1-4 years of experience earns an average total compensation of INR 500,000 per annum. I hope this will help you.
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deepika maurya
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Students may go for the following courses after completing the Bachelor of Science in botany course:
1- MBA in Pharmaceutical Management.
2- MBA in another specialisation.
3- PGDM
4- M.Sc. Biotechnology
5- M.Sc. + Ph.D. integrated course
you may also, go for preparing for competitive exams like SSC IBPS railway, or other government exams which will help you in getting good job opportunities after graduation. I hope this will help you.
1- MBA in Pharmaceutical Management.
2- MBA in another specialisation.
3- PGDM
4- M.Sc. Biotechnology
5- M.Sc. + Ph.D. integrated course
you may also, go for preparing for competitive exams like SSC IBPS railway, or other government exams which will help you in getting good job opportunities after graduation. I hope this will help you.
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deepika maurya
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Botany Lecturer salary in India with less than 1 year of experience to 12 years ranges from INR 0.3 Lacs to INR 16.9 Lacs with an average annual salary of INR 5.3 Lacs based on 185 latest salaries. To become a botany professor, you need to follow up with graduation in Biological Sciences with Honours (on a specialised subject-Botany), Microbiology, Biochemistry, Medical Sciences-Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery MBBS etc. Look for several entrance tests for a Doctor of Philosophy in your specialisation and join any excellent research groups under an esteemed professor who can guide you on your merit. I hope this will help you.
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deepika maurya
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1- It totally depends on your interest if you have an interest in animal life then go for a Master of Science in Zoology and if you have an interest in plant life then take a Master of Science in botany.
2- Zoology can take you to many private, semi-governmental, and governmental jobs in India with exciting work and salaries. Botany can either take you to many international work fields if pursued even and adequately and can take you to environment-supporting programme jobs, both private and government.
3- Botany is better for Job Opportunities and Careers than Zoology as Civil Engineers mastered in Soil is more preferred over Zoologist
2- Zoology can take you to many private, semi-governmental, and governmental jobs in India with exciting work and salaries. Botany can either take you to many international work fields if pursued even and adequately and can take you to environment-supporting programme jobs, both private and government.
3- Botany is better for Job Opportunities and Careers than Zoology as Civil Engineers mastered in Soil is more preferred over Zoologist
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