Master of Science (MSc) in Botany

Overview

The M.Sc. Botany program at Career College is a rigorous two-year postgraduate curriculum designed to deepen theoretical and practical understanding in plant sciences. It includes core modules such as taxonomy (Angiosperms, Phycology, Mycology), plant physiology, biochemistry, genetics, plant biotechnology, molecular biology, ecology, and environmental protection. Emphasis is placed on research, hands-on lab work, field studies, workshops, seminars, and guest lectures. The Department of Botany maintains a botanical and bonsai garden and collaborates with research institutes, reflecting a strong focus on plant conservation, technology, and environmental applications. Graduates find roles in academia, research, ecology, seed technology, herbal industries, and Ph.D. programs. 

Eligibility

B.Sc. with Botany as one of the major subjects

Required minimum aggregate: 45% (in graduation)

Admission via merit based on qualifying exam marks; no separate entrance test (counseling not typically required

Minimum Education