Botany

Yes. you can pursue M.Sc. In environmental studies after completing B.Sc. In plant Biology and plant biotechnology. Bachelor's degree from any stream related to science makes a person eligible for this M.Sc. Course.

Hloo aspirant ,The cutoff marks for MSc Hons. Botony in PU chandigarh. Is about to30000 but get the rank below this mentioned rank Hope u get useful answer

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Dear aspirant
The candidate needs to have minimum 50% marks in +2, The college does not conduct any kind of entrance exam, and admission eligibility is based is having merit, 90%& above marks will definitely get the seat.
All'the very best.

The SVU University, Tirupati, offers MSc Botany, all you need to clear your BSc with 50%, need to appear for the entrance exam APPGCET , and the total fee is 24,000/-. If you want to do MSc in Andhra Pradesh u need to appear for AP PGCET , It's a common entrance test.
many other universities also offer MSc in Botany.

The cut-off for Non-BHU general candidates is 210 and for BHU general candidates it's 199. For Non-BHU OBC and BHU OBC, it's 188 and 153 respectively. The lowest cut-off went for SC candidates from BHU which is 105.

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

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

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

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