Bachelor of Science degree in Botany, Zoology, and Chemistry
A B.Sc. BZC is a Bachelor of Science degree in Botany, Zoology, and Chemistry, a 3-year undergraduate program focused on plants, animals, and matter. The curriculum blends theoretical knowledge with practical lab work and aims to provide a strong foundation for careers in pharmaceuticals, research, biotechnology, and higher studies in biological and chemical sciences.
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Botany:
Includes topics like plant anatomy, physiology, ecology, plant pathology, and genetic diversity.
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Zoology:
Covers animal structure, physiology, genetics, evolution, wildlife conservation, and applied zoology.
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Chemistry:
Focuses on the composition, structure, properties, and changes in substances, including analytical techniques and biomolecule studies.
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
- Completion of 10+2 (Science stream) with Physics, Chemistry, Biology (some allow Mathematics also).
- Minimum aggregate: 45–50% (varies by institution).
- Admission may be merit-based or through entrance exams.
Key Learning Outcomes
- Gain a deep understanding of plant and animal life and chemical principles.
- Develop skills in laboratory techniques like tissue culture, microscopy, and biochemical analysis.
- Foster research culture and environmental awareness.
- Develop analytical skills and the ability to interpret scientific data.
Career Opportunities
Graduates can find jobs in:
- Pharmaceutical & Biotech Companies
- Research & Development (R&D) Labs
- Agriculture & Forestry Departments
- Environmental & Wildlife Organizations
- Education & Academics (with B.Ed. or higher studies)
- Healthcare & Chemical Industries
Job Roles
- Botanist / Zoologist
- Environmental Consultant
- Lab Technician / Research Assistant
- Quality Control Analyst / Chemist
- Wildlife Biologist / Conservationist
- Science Teacher / Lecturer