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Option 1: If you like botany, and want to pursue it further, you can take up M.Sc. In Botany
There are many institutes/universities who advertise positions for research work and they look for candidates with M.Sc. Botany. Option 2: You switch from botany to other specific biological field such as M.Sc. Biotechnology, M.Sc. Genetics & Cell biology, M.Sc. Environmental Science, M.Sc. Forestry. All these have quite good demand in research organisations. Option 3: You can go for the integrated M.Sc+PhD programme. Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, Mumbai every year conducts the exam for entry into this programme. IISc, Bangalore also offers integrated M.Sc+PhD. Option 4: You can quit botany altogether and switch to a new branch (MS or MBA).

Yes, a female candidate can apply for BE in fire engineering. In India, the number of institutions providing fire engineers is very less which raises the demand and package for such engineers.
For Female:
Minimum Height: 157. (Relaxable by 2.5 cms in the case of Garhwalls,
Assamese Gorkha and member of the Schedule Tribes.)
Weight : minimum. 46 kgs.
Medical standards:
a) Visual: Better eye 6/6 without aid (Eligible vision 6/6 only) Worse eye 6/12
b) Color Vision: - no color blindness.
c) The candidate must not have knock-knee, flat foot, squint eyes and stammering. They must be in good mental and bodily health and free from any physical defect.

Advantages of an E-MBA:
Enhance Business Skills: As a working professional, you would obviously have a certain amount of proficiency in your area of work. However, if you wish to acquire a more advanced skill set and increase your work potential, you can opt for any of the executive MBA courses. Build Leadership Potential: An executive MBA helps develop your potential as a team-builder and leader. This will put you in a better position to take on senior and executive roles at your workplace. Better Salary: An executive MBA adds to your academic achievements and, therefore, makes you eligible for higher financial compensation at work. Practical Learning: As candidates in an executive MBA programme have considerable work experience in corporate settings, they are familiar with the key business concepts. The curriculum therefore, follows a practical approach. Short Duration: The executive MBA in India is a one year programme as opposed to the traditional MBA programme, which spans two years. The shorter duration is on account of the omission of unnecessary theoretical concepts. Disadvantages of E-MBA:
Adapting to an Academic Setting: Adjusting to an educational environment, after having worked for several years, can be very challenging, especially if you are enrolled in a full-time executive MBA programme. Clashes with Personal Life: Individuals are most likely to enrol for a one year executive MBA at the same time as they have to cope with changing personal responsibilities, such as marriage and starting a family. As the executive MBA is an extensive course it requires the candidates complete dedication and this can cause great pressure, with conflicting academic and personal responsibilities. Financial Strain: The cost of funding an executive MBA can be quite high and can cause a financial crunch, especially if you are enrolled in a full-time programme. Please refer to the link provided below for a list of Top Executive MBA Colleges in India. This ranking is based on the rankings published by Business Today. The mentioned exam cutoffs are for general category students. https://www.shiksha.com/business-management-studies/ranking/top-executive-mba-colleges-in-india/18-2-0-0-0.