M.Sc. Botany at Chandigarh University about education, environment, and experience.
Placements: CU had a 70-80%. Overall placement rate for M.Sc Botany placements were medium. It was 40 to 60%. Many students were opting higher studies. The highest package was 8 LPA. The average package was 5 LPA. The lowest package was 3 LPA. Top recruiting companies ICAR, CSIR, and government bodies. Pharmaceutical firms such as Biocon, Syngene, and Panacea Biotec. Internships included CSIR, ICAR, TERI, and WWF India. Top roles in Research Analyst, Plant Taxonomist, and Environment Consultant.
Infrastructure: High-speed Wi-Fi was available across academic blocks and hostels. Advanced research laboratories were equipped for plant tissue culture, cytogenetics, and mycology. Smart classrooms were equipped with projectors and digital boards. Separate AC and non-AC rooms were provided for boys’ and girls’ hostels. Free internet was available across hostel rooms and common areas. 24/7 electricity was provided with backup support.
Faculty: Professors in the Department of Biosciences typically held a Ph.D. in Botany. It covered plant tissue culture, ecology, physiology, and taxonomy. CU encouraged interdisciplinary research collaborations, enhancing employability. Semester exams were moderate. The passing percentage was generally above 85%.
Other: I was passionate about plant sciences, biodiversity, and ecological sustainability. Events included CU Fest, Freshmen 2.0, and Aaghaaz. The surroundings and infrastructure were the best.
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