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Guide-Level 11
Please go through it.
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Guide-Level 11
As a Post Graduate in Botany, you have opportunities in
1. Nurseries (Both Private and Government)
2. Farm Houses
3. Agricultural Universities as Research Associate
4. Seed Companies
5. Bio Technologies firms etc.
In govt. sector, M.Sc - Botany graduates will get job opportunities in
1. Agricultural Department
2. Agricultural Universities
3. Forest Services(IFS)
4.National Park Service
5.Departments of Conservation and Land Management
6.Animal and Plant Health Inspection Services etc.
Among these, Indian Forest Service is the main attraction.
If you want to continue your studies, You can go for research programs(M.Phil and PhD). The
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Ex.I think for 7-8 year experienced person's salary is 4-5 lakhs min.
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Contributor-Level 9
studying your favourite subject will leads to a better outcome.
best of luck for your future :)
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Contributor-Level 9
After getting job do your M.SC in correspondence and this will increase your chance to get promoted to a lecturer.
Best of luck for your future :)
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