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Any graduate with a Bsc degree in Botany/Zoology or Chemistry or Biology or Food and Nutrition/Microbiology/Food science/Clinical Nutrition & dietetics or Home science/Food technology can apply for MSc in Food and Nutrition.

It totally depends upon your choice or in that subject you have deep knowledge and interest so that you can score good marks in that subject and then you will become an expert of that field. Thanks for query on this platform, you may visit again
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M.Sc. Botany Scope:
After the completion of M.Sc. In botany, you can work in public and government sector as well. You can get a job role of Plant Taxonomy, Weed Scientists, Ethnobiology, Plant Scientists, Pathology, Palynology, Plant ecology and much more.

Applicants can work as a biological technician; can opt for a career in teaching or take up research work in any prominent University.
It helps to work with individual plants and plant products, from genes to traits, genetic resources, quality parameters and postharvest biology, plant functions in relation to agricultural and horticultural production and use of plants.
The course is beneficial for further studies such as M.Phil. and Ph.D.

After the completion of M.Sc. Analytical Chemistry course, a candidate can work as Analytical Chemist, Analytical Chemistry Research Associate, Supervisor in Analytical Chemistry Lab, Analytical Chemistry Manager, Scientists or Professors.

M.Sc. Chemistry offers huge scope to candidates who have pursued degree in M.Sc. Chemistry. They can opt for teaching job as a professor or a teacher. They can also work as Pharmaceutical Companies, Laboratories, Research Centers, Medical Colleges, private clinics, etc.

Yes, it is good option. There is an immense scope of B.Sc. Chemistry across the public as well as private sector. B.Sc. Chemistry graduates can opt for government jobs in research and laboratories or can explore diverse career opportunities in the pharmaceutical and medical sector.

Most of the people do M.Sc. After B.Sc. I would suggest you to go with your interest. IF you want to become a teacher in any School, then you can do B.Ed. Otherwise, you can pursue M.Sc. And later Ph.D. After that you can become a research Scholar or teach in a University as an Assistant Professor.

B.Ed degree after graduation will be more beneficial as you will be able to get posted right after completing B.Ed. While if you're aspiring for research I. e Ph.D. then go for M.Sc. Hope it helps.