M.Sc in Botany
Botany is basically referred to the study of the plants and herbs. The study of plants, trees and other herbs-shrubs comes under the category of Botany. Basically, it is a sub division of the Biology, which further divides into zoology and botany to specify the study in to more detail.
Thus, under the course of m.sc in Botany, one has to study the various aspects of functions and types of plants. The whole kingdom of plant and its metamorphism comes under the study of this course. Being a master’s level course, the depth and detail of the course gets more intense. Right from the various parts to their functions and specific make up is all what is studied under the course. The course being one of old one is being explored minutely and has got a lot of topics to cover in the given duration.
Eligibility criteria:
In order to be eligible for the course of M.sc in Botany, one must have a Bachelor of Science degree in Botany. That is what makes him or her eligible for this masters’ degree course. The degree should belong to a college or university that is recognized and affiliated by the government of India directly or by some private means.
Course outlook:
The course duration of the course of m.sc in Botany is 2 years. The 2 years are divided in to 2 parts of 1 year each.
Job prospects:
There are plenty of jobs for m.sc in Botany pass outs. One can opt for the teaching profession and join some college or institute. One can even work in research organization. Industries with their r7D working on plants extracts also recruits these degree holders.
Best places to Pursue:
University of Delhi
University of Madras
Bangalore University
University of Calcutta
|
|
- Annamalai University M.Sc. Botany: First Year: Angiosperm, Anatomy, Embryology, Tissue Culture, Developmental Botany and Applied Botany Papers
- Annamalai University M.Sc. Botany (First Year): Pteridology, Gymnosperms and Paleobotany Papers
- Annamalai University M.Sc. Botany: Second Year: Taxonmy of Angiosperms, Economic Botany, Environmental Biology, Phytogeography & Elements of Forestry Papers
- Annamalai University M.Sc. Botany, First Year: Microbiology, Plant pathology and Biological Techniques (Paper II) Papers
- Difference between MSc Computer Science and MCA
- List of Colleges Offering B.Sc in Botany through Distance Education/Correspondence
- MSc Oceanography and Coastal Area Studies, Oceanography and Coastal Area Studies MSc
- Jobs after M.Sc in Botany
- Annamalai University M.Sc. Botany, First Year: Microbiology, Plant pathology and Biological Techniques (Paper I) Papers
- Annamalai University M.Sc. Botany: Second Year Cell Biology, Genetics, Plant Breeding, Evolutionary Biology and Biometry Papers
- M.Sc Botany vs. M.Sc Bioinformatics-Which course is better
- Application form for various M.Sc Botany Entrance Exam
- M.Sc in Botany Colleges in Uttar Pradesh
- Admission Process for M.Sc (Botany) in Delhi University
- Difference between MEng and MSc
Do you have any question? Please ask:
16 Responses to “M.Sc in Botany”
|
|
|
i am studying Bsc CBBt , means chemistry, botany and biotechnology in bangalore . can i get admission in msc botany ?
i want addmison in msc with botany in kolkata at any district.
i m confused what would i do after bsc botany ? what r the branches for msc botany/
i want to know the name of collage in kolkata to digree courses in Msc(Botany)in kolkata.
sir i am ram i want to addmison in msc botany in du please send me list of college and details
is there any entrance exam held for PG botany i university of calcutta
when coming m.sc. form in kanpur university
i want admission in m.sc botany .is kuvempu university of karnatala is recognised by DEC
name of best mcq. books for entrance
what is the syllabus for the entrance exam of M.Sc botany?
what is the syllabus for entrance exam of M.Sc?
botany year 1 syllabus M.sc
botany year 1 syllabus
syllabus for first year M.Sc botany through IDE
syllabus of msc entrance exam in botany
What is the eligibility for doing the corse in microbiology(M.Sc.)