M.Sc Botany

No, the Punjab University, Chandigarh does not accept CUET PG scores for admission to its M.Sc. Botany program. Instead, the university conducts its own separate entrance exam called the PU-CET (PG).

To take admission in MSc Botany at Nizam College, candidate must be a BSc graduate with Botany subject as an optional. Candidate must have studied a minimum of 24 credits in Botany, which means four paper of 100 marks each.

The merit list is usually released a few weeks after the application process closes, mostly around August September. You should keep checking the official website of the college/university you applied to.

With 80 marks in CUET PG, admission in top-ranked universities for M.Sc. Botany like Delhi University, BHU, or Hyderabad University will be a remote chance, as their cutoffs will be more than 150. But you may try to apply to state universities, private colleges, or autonomous colleges with less cuto

With a score 92 in CUET PG, you have a moderate chances to get admission in M.Sc botany in universities like, Mahatma Gandhi Central University or Central University of South Bihar. Choose your university wisely with low cut off rate. 

For the regular full-time M.Sc. Botany program at Bharathidasan University (main campus, Tiruchirappalli) for the 2025–2026 session, no separate entrance exam is conducted. Admission is based on undergraduate (B.Sc.) merit, and the process is handled through their official online admission portal .

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