Hi, if you are looking forward to do masters in ES then you will have to work hard for paper 2 and not paper 1 that is Civil. The concept of 2 papers is you get to apply with both the GATE score card and whichever gets selected you can enroll through that. Yes, you can get into IITs if you have good score in ES and not in Civil as it won't matter much. So, my best bet would be that you concentrate on your paper2. Thank you.

Hello,

You can appear for UGC NET if you have completed your master's degree from a recognized board securing 55% aggregate, in case of reserved categories there is relaxation of 5%, if you're interested for higher studies then you can also qualify JRF, and you'll also receive stipend for your period of study, there is also lectureship post which you can also try for, at state level there are SETs conducted for recruitment of assistant professor which you can also give a try, these exams don't ask for BEd which becomes a compulsory criteria if you're aiming for government jobs whether at central level or state level, now talking about PGT posts, in case of biology as per recruitment norms of KVS it's imperative to have done master's degree in Botany/Zoology/Life Sciences/Bio Sciences/Genetics/ Micro Biology/Bio-Technology/Molecular Biology/Plant Physiology provided the candidate has studied botany and zoology at graduation level, as your profile suggests you belong to UP, even Uttar Pradesh PGT for Biology requires a candidate to have completed master's degree in life science/botany/zoology.

Hello,

There is no government college in Punjab providing B.Sc in Environmental science. There is only one private college in Punjab with  B.Sc in Environmental science which is Vidya Jyoti Educational Society, Dera Bassi. Bachelor in Environmental Science is a full-time three-year undergraduate degree course offered by the IK Gujral Punjab Technical University, Jalandhar. Candidate should have passed in 12th/Sr Secondary/Intermediate with any stream to be eligible for this course. Please click the below link to know more about this college.

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/vidya-jyoti-educational-society-dera-bassi

Hello dear aspirant

Hope you’re doing well

Scope or job options after M.sc zoology is -

1. Conservationist
2. Environmental Consultant
3. Herpetologist
4. Veterinary Technologist
5. Wildlife Educator
6. Wildlife Rehabilitator
7. Zoologist

The scope or job options after M.Sc environmental science is -

Environmental scientists
Environmental Consultant
Wildlife Journalist
Wildlife Conservationist
Conservation Hydrologist
Lecturer

Doing M.sc environmental sciences would be little more beneficial for you than M.sc zoology. Because the former has better and more job options.

Rest, its upto you, do what you feel is better for you

All the best

Hey,

Environmental Science and Botany are entirely different courses. These do come under science courses but Botany is not a category that falls under Environmental Science.

Environmental Studies is an interdisciplinary course that covers issues from geology, physics, chemistry, biology, ecology, earth science, and a variety of other disciplines. The course focuses on the environment and the various processes that occur on the planet.

Global warming, pollution, floods, earthquakes, waste management, and sustainable development have all been addressed in depth throughout the course. Environmental Studies courses are available at all levels, from undergraduate to graduate to PhD programmes. Because of its relevance and professional potential, the Environmental Studies subject has recently become increasingly popular among students.

Botany is a discipline of biology that studies the lives of plants in detail, including their structures, properties, and traits and features. Botany is the scientific study of all plant-like living entities, such as algae, fungi, ferns, mosses, and actual plants. This course is designed to assist individuals in learning about plants from a micro to a macro level.

Know about these over here:

Environmental Science: https://www.careers360.com/courses/environmental-studies-course

Botany: https://www.careers360.com/courses/botany-course

Hello,

No KL Mehta Dayanand College for Women, Faridabad does not provide B.Sc course in Environmental science. The B.Sc courses offered by KL Mehta Dayanand College for Women, Faridabad are B.Sc Biotechnology, B.Sc Medical, B.Sc Non Medical and B.Sc Home Science. KL Mehta Dayanand College for Women, Faridabad is a private college established in the year 1970. Please click the below link to know more about this college.

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/kl-mehta-dayanand-college-for-women-faridabad

Hello student,

A candidate can opt for environmental science when he/she has studied ecology, biology, biodiversity, natural resources etc in class 11th and 12th. So a PCM student won't be able to get admission in this course but they can take admission in B.tech environmental science.

I hope this information helps you.

Hello,

BSC in environmental science then you have to study more. Then you have so many options dear. Like

• MBA in forestry and environment
• MPhil in environmental science
• MSc in earth science
• MSc in ecology
• MSc in disaster environment etc.

You can get good job after completing your graduation also. Like

• Environmental Scientist.
• Environmental Consultant.
• Environmental Science Manager.
• Lecturer.
• Wildlife Film-maker.
• Environment Photographer.
• Environment Journalists.
• Conservation Hydrologist.

Now choice is totally yours.

All the best.

Hi,

Your choice of subjects seems great. I don't know why you are confused about the choice of subjects but if you feel you won't be able to perform well in these subjects, then you can change it if you wish. There is no pressure to choose certain specific subjects for your graduation.

If you are confident that you can do very well in the subjects you have chosen & if you are genuinely interested in these subjects then you can go for it. Also, if you have planned something for your future that involves the use of these subjects then too it's great. Remember, you cannot change the subjects during mid semester so take a wise decision now. If you want to change it in between, there will be too many problems which is not something you want. So decide before finalising it.

Hope this helps.

hi,

see since you have completed the bachelors in biotechnology, you should give gate exam from biotechnology paper, you would get much familiarity and would be easier for you to prepare. now the main issue is , environment engineering / environment science and engineering is considered as core branch m.tech course. most of the institute like iit bombay, iit madras allows candidates from only civil, electrical, aerospace etc like b.tech degree holders. so you may not eligible for many of the colleges.

you may check the below link to get list of college name offers m.tech in environment engineering:

https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-me-mtech-in-environmental-engineering-colleges-in-india