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Hi Hari. Candidates who have completed Graduation with any of the stream are eligible to join MBA course but the thing is that they should score minimum of 50% of marks in Graduation. Coming to you, You have done your Graduation in Botany which is a life Science stream. You can join MBA course. MBA degree is useful after an undergraduate in any field! It doesn't matter whether you did biology or Astrophysics! If you feel that you want to step into a managerial role where you could utilize your skills in domains like marketing, finance, consulting, private equity, technology management, etc. , you could take up MBA! MBA teaches you a ge
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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)

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No you can not do M.Sc. Agri. After B.Sc. Botany. The basic eligibility criteria of M.Sc. Agriculture is B.Sc. Agriculture or B.Sc. Agriculture (Hons. ). (4 years) or equivalent,. .

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Priya MahajanEducationist and Career Consultant since 2010

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A lot depends on your interest of the subject because you can excel only if you are passionate about it. M.Sc. Biotechnology helps basic research in medical and agricultural sciences. Biotechnology has applications in the field of medical & veterinary sciences, chemical engineering, food and agriculture Science, pollution and environment protection, waste management. Chemistry has more scope than zoology and botany. If you want to pursue your career in teaching and in research then go for zoology and botany whereas in chemistry you have other scopes to work with Food manufacturing industries, chemical industries, pharmaceutical indus
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Yes, But There are very less universities to offer B.Sc. Botany for M.Sc. Agriculture. You pursue at least 60% in your B.Sc. Botany There is Assam agricultural university jorhat offer study M.Sc. Agriculture by non agriculture students by B.Sc. Botany. You must appear for entrance exam with interview. The university give sit for your agriculture okay. All the best.

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