Hi Meichingthailiu Kamei,

Sorry, dear, we do not cover the botany subject. However, I am providing you with the link where I have curated NEET Biology chapter-wise MCQs in a single place.
You can refer to the related botany subjects and can prepare for NEET accordingly.

Here is the link:

Hello Student,

Yes, you may be eligible for B.Ed. after this graduation combination, but it depends on your university’s eligibility rules and the subjects/credits studied throughout your graduation.

Since you mentioned Microbiology in the 1st year and Botany + Biotechnology in the 2nd year, please note that B.Ed. universities may

Dear Student,

You can consider B.Ed. after BSc Botany . You should meet eligibility criteria of the university or state. Your B.Sc. Botany background can be relevant for teaching science/biology-related subjects, depending on the institution's rules.

Hello Student,

With 74.26% in the BC category, you may have a chance of getting admission to Queen Mary’s College, Chennai, for B.Sc Plant Biology and Biotechnology. Admissions are merit-based and follow Tamil Nadu government reservation norms.

For more information, click the link below.

College Page Link - Queen Mary's

Hello, if you have used the Mukhyamantri Medhavi Vidyarthi Yojana (MMVY) for B.Sc Botany, you can check the eligibility for using the Mukhyamantri Jan Kalyan Yojana (MMJKY) for B.Sc Nursing after completing your course. The eligibility rules are different for both schemes. You can check the latest MMJKY details and

Hello Dear Student,

Hello,

The cutoff marks and rank for M.Sc Botany vary every year depending on the university, number of applicants, category, and seat availability. Please mention the name of the university or entrance examination so that accurate information regarding the previous year's cutoff can be provided.

Best wishes.

Hello Dear Student,
No, you are strictly not eligible for the CIPET Post Graduate Diploma in Plastics Processing & Testing (PGD-PPT) program.

Hope it helps!