Dear Aspirant!

Yes, you can prepare for the role of a Food Safety Officer even with a Botany (Honours) degree and subjects like Chemistry and Zoology. While Botany may not directly relate to food safety, having a science background with knowledge of Chemistry and Zoology can be advantageous for understanding food safety principles and regulations. To prepare for the role, you may need to supplement your academic knowledge with additional courses or certifications related to food safety and hygiene. These courses can provide you with a deeper understanding of food safety practices, food microbiology, food laws, and regulatory requirements. Additionally, gaining practical experience through internships or job shadowing opportunities in food safety-related settings can further enhance your preparation and make you a competitive candidate for the role of a Food Safety Officer.

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Yes, you can definitely apply for NEET with a BSc degree in Zoology and Botany. NEET is open to candidates from various science backgrounds. So yes one can apply for NEET even he or she is doing Bsc in zoology and botany. candidates must have completed 17 years of age by the specified date and should have passed their 10+2 or equivalent examination with Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology, and English. Candidates must also meet the qualifying mark requirements in these subjects.

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Aristotle was the father of zoology, and Theophrastus was the father of botany. In the fourth century BC, both men were Greek, and their lives mainly intersected. Science, mathematics, philosophy, and other fields of human knowledge saw tremendous advances during this time, with the majority of these advances focused on the Greek city state of Athens, which both men had ties to. Theophrastus and Aristotle are regarded as the pioneers of these subjects since they were among the first to examine in detail a variety of facets of plant and animal life.

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Hello aspirant

If you want to be physiotherapist after completing your Bachelors degree , you will have to appear for Neet exam.

For getting admission to bachelor of Physiotherapy,  you will have to qualify neet .

Also it is not possible to get direct admission in second year. You will get admission in first years of bpt after qualifying neet and fulfilling other eligibility criteria.

Some of colleges offering bpt course in India along with fee structure  are mentioned below

Annamalai University ( 55,00 to 2 lakh)

Institute of pist graduate medical education and

Research ( 30,000 to 50,000)

Aligarh muslim University ( 90,000)

Delhi pharmaceutical

Sciences and research University.

To know more about Physiotherapy course please refer to following link

https://www.careers360.com/courses/bpt-bachelor-of-physiotherapy