Yes you can do msc in forensic science. Eligibilty criteria is : You need a graduate degree in science with relevant subjects from a recognised board and should have secured a minimum of 55% marks. You have done bsc in chemistry and botany so you are eligible for the course but  require 55% aggregate in graduation.

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Well, based on what I've seen, the possibilities are few.

• You can pursue a master's degree in microbiology, plant genetics, human genetics, or biotechnology (these are some popular courses). Then you can get ready for NET and JRF.
• You may select MBA. For that, you must pass exams like the CAT (recognised by the best business schools), XAT, SNAP, MAT, CMAT, and NMAT ( accepted by 1 college).
• Go for a be.d. if you wish to work in education, and then you must pass the CTET.
• You also have the option of getting an MBA in pharmaceutical management in addition to the regular MBA.
• You are qualified to sit for many govt employment tests after earning your BSc in Botany.
• Last but not least, if none of the aforementioned topics interest you, enroll in a diploma or certificate programme of your choosing(Computers, food technology, banking, and finance etc)

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Hello aspirant,

Zoology is one of the main subjects in Biology so you will not have physics and chemistry. Botany is the second subject in Biology but if you choose only Zoology then you will get subjects and topics related to only Zoology.

Zoology has a a total of six semesters in BSc which includes common and mandatory subjects like biochemistry, physiology, Immunology, Cell, and Molecular Biology, Embryology, Biotechnology, Genetics, Evolution, and Ecology.

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See government exams do take considerable amount of time in terms of recruitment process, the exams are conducted in three to four stages, so patience is highly required virtue in this case, also the competition is quite high, you may consider upgrading your skills if you want to work in private sector, and seek job opportunities for the time being in private sector, other than this you may consider pursuing your higher studies for better opportunities such as you can do BEd if you're interested in teaching, else you can also go for MSc in regular or distance mode whatever feels convenient for you, and later on you can appear for UGC NET to pursue PhD or become lecturer, other than this there are also recruitment of assistant professors at state levels which you can also try for, however if you're only interested in government jobs then accordingly you have to prepare as I already mentioned competition is quite high, and sometimes the process becomes very long, so you have to keep your motivation high to sail through the same, and perhaps look for work opportunities in part time mode, for that you can sign up for various job portals.

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According to the website portal for DDCE, Utkal University (Distance Learning), you they do not provide Botany at any level, Bachelors or Masters under the Distance Learning programs. The courses offered under Distance learning are -

BA in the following subjects as Core Subjects - Economics, Education, English, Hindi, History, Odia, Political Science, Sanskrit, Sociology

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Post Graduate Distance Courses -

MA in Economics

MA in English

MA in Odia

MA in Public Administration

MA in Sociology

Master in Social Work

MA in Education

MA in Hindi

MA in Political Science

MA in Sanskrit

MA in History

Master in Commerce

Hello,

Best Colleges which offer BSc in Botany are

Hindu College

Miranda House

HRC

KMC

Ramjas College

Dyal singh College

Gargi University

Maitreyi College

Shivaji College

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The PGT eligibility requirements are quite straightforward and unambiguous, but let's first learn everything there is to know about PGT before diving deep into the PGT eligibility requirements. PGT is the acronym used to refer to post-graduate instructors. Senior secondary or upper secondary pupils are taught by postgraduate instructors. Teaching in secondary schools is another name for it.

According to the PGT eligibility requirements,

• According to the PGT eligibility requirements, a candidate must have earned a passing grade in their 12th grade from an accredited board. The candidate's intermediate grade point average must have been at least 50%.
• A graduate degree from an accredited university is required of candidates.
• A B.Ed. or an equivalent degree from an accredited university is required of candidates.
• The candidate must hold a postgraduate degree from an accredited institution.
• According to the PGT eligibility requirements, the maximum age for PGTs is 40 years.
• To be a successful PGT, a candidate has to be fluent in Hindi and English.

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Hi there.

A postgraduate Botany course is the Master of Science in Botany. Biology's section of botany, sometimes known as plant biology, deals with the scientific investigation of plant life. The study of plants, algae, and fungus includes a wide variety of scientific fields, including structure, growth, reproduction, metabolism, development, illnesses, chemical qualities, and evolutionary links across taxonomic groupings. Botany encompasses several scientific areas.

Candidates must pass an entrance test and complete a course leading to any bachelor's degree in biology with any subject, with a minimum cumulative score of 50%, in order to be admitted to the M.Sc. in Botany programme in India. Additionally, in order to be admitted, students pursuing the M.Sc. in Botany programme must have successfully passed the required entrance test from any reputable institution with high results. There are no set requirements or age restrictions for admittance.

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B.S. in chemistry. Getting a job in one of the hardcore core branches of the fundamental sciences or engineering sciences is particularly difficult in India because BSc physics, zoology, and botany are all hardcore core areas of BSc. As BSc physics ranks better than any science or engineering branch, you may easily get into any profession linked to any engineering or science with a BSc physics or BSc/BA maths degree abroad, not in India. This is different if you wish to go abroad after earning a BSc in physics, botany, or zoology. Compared to BSc/BS physics/zoology/botany or btech civil/electrical/mechanical, BSc chemistry or btech chemical has greater career opportunities in India.

The order of difficulty can be:
Physics
Zoology
Botany

Hope I have answered your question. All the best!

Hello

With its vast research potential and job opportunities in fields like biomedical technology, bioinformatics, biomaterials, genetics, drug design, and many other areas, a BSc in biotechnology could be a better choice if you're interested in research.

B.Sc. Zoology is also a good choice if you want to teach in schools, coaching organisations, educational technology platforms, or you want to prepare for government service exams.

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