M.Sc Botany

As far as I know, M.Sc in botany is not offered at Sambalpur University. To see the specialisations offered here, please click this link- https://www.suniv.ac.in/page.php?page=post-graduate

Hello Sunil,
For life Science graduates, CSIR NET exam is there. UGC NET exam is only for home science graduates. In CSIR NET exam, there is subject code 304 for Botany students.

You can apply for M.Sc. In biotechnology in which mathematics is not cumpulsary.

You can get them here http://www.uniraj.ac.in/examination/uratpg2014/modelpaper.php.

The last date has not be announced yet. The forms will be made available from March 1st week.

Please go through the link mentioned to know the detailed eligibility for applying to M.Sc. Botany: https://ask.shiksha.com/is-it-necessary-to-have-honors-in-b-sc-to-give-the-entrance-exam-of-bhu-for-m-sc-botany-qna-5251601.

Generally, the syllabus for M.Sc. Entrance exams is released by a college or university in advance on its official website. I suggest you to prepare each topic. Read all the news and articles related to M.Sc. Course. The syllabus for most of the M.Sc. Entrance exams includes the B.Sc. Course material only. Therefore, if you are thorough with the your B.Sc. Syllabus there are positive chances of scoring well.

For admission in B.Ed, you need to be a graduate and secured minimum 50% marks in aggregate. This is a full-time course and as you are working I would suggest you to go for a distance/correspondence course.

Botany is a very good subject.
Various universities in India are giving admission on the basis of their entrance test. Universities like
PU
DU
AMU
Jamia Hamdard University
Christ University .