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Eligibility Of the Master of Science [M.Sc] (Botany)
Eligibility criteria for M.Sc Botany is as follows.
Recognized undergraduate degree in B.Sc. or equivalent
A recommended minimum score at the level of graduation which can vary from college to college
For admission in Master of Science in Botany, all universities follow their own admission norms. For instance, University of Delhi prepares a merit list on the basis of which Universitys Colleges take admissions.
Most of the institutions have direct entry as admission mode. However, there are some universities which prefer to conduct entrance tests for admissions. Hence, the students who have appeared in final year examination of under-graduation and await the result are allowed to apply for the course by such institutions.
How to Get Admission in Master of Science [M.Sc] (Botany)
The most common route to this course is through direct entry. A merit list is prepared on the basis of scores in the under graduation program and selection is made accordingly. This admission procedure is followed by all the universities.
There are some universities which conduct their entrance tests for the purpose of taking admissions. Banaras Hindu University conducts post graduate entrance exam for taking admissions for postgraduate course in botany. University of Rajasthan holds Joint Entrance Test for admissions in Master courses with a 70% weight assigned to entrance and the rest to academic record of qualifying exam.

Yes. COMEDK UGET is like MHTCET. The COMEDK UGET 2018 exam pattern is determined by Consortium of Medical, Engineering and Dental Colleges of Karnataka (COMEDK) for candidates who wish to appear for the state level engineering entrance test. Sectional weightage in COMEDK UGET 2018 Subjects for PCM (BE) Physics - 60 MCQ Chemistry - 60 MCQ Mathematics - 60 MCQ Total - 180 MCQ For Detailed information on COMEDK UGET check out the link below https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/exams/comedk-uget MHTCET is conducted by Directorate of Technical Education, Maharashtra. It is a state level Entrance Exam for Engineering and Medical Admissions in State of Maharashtra. If you intend to take admission in Engineering you should select PCM subjects during form filling. If you wish to give exam for Medical you should select PCB subjects in form. You can also select PCMB subjects if you are interested in both Medical and Engineering. Exam pattern for MHTCET is as follows The test will have 2 papers Paper I (Mathematics) & Paper II (Physics & Chemistry) and all candidates have to appear in both the papers. Each paper will be for 1.30 hours. Paper I and Paper II will carry a weightage of 100 marks. Paper I will have total 50 questions, while Paper II will carry 100 questions, 50 questions each from Physics and Chemistry. There will be Paper III I.e. Biology if you have opted for that. That will of 100 marks. Botany 50 Marks and Zoology 50 Marks. 1 mark will be awarded for each correct answer. Each correct answer in Paper I will be given 2 marks, while each correct answer in Paper II will be awarded 1 mark. There will be no negative marking. For more details check out the link https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/exams/mhcet
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Government Career after BA in Psychology:
Government sector offers career opportunities for BA in Psychology graduates in different areas. They have several hurdles to face in order to get placed in these areas which include clearing several tests being organized by PSc, UPSC and also SSC. Most common employment areas in the field of Psychology in public sector include the following.
Hospitals
Clergy
Personnel Administration
Vocational Rehabilitation Offices
Media
Child / Youth Guidance Centers
Advertising Industry
Rehabilitation Centers
Prisons
Welfare Organizations
Research Establishments
Defense Forces
Colleges / Universities
Community Mental Health Centers
Correctional Programs
Career in Private sector after B.A. in Psychology is following.
Social Psychologist
Educational Psychologist
Industrial Psychologist
Developmental Psychologist
Social Worker
Staff Recruiter
Public Statistician
Recreation Worker
Human Resources Assistant
Health Educator
Clinical Psychologist
Counseling Psychologist
Guide & Counselor

Qualifications
Admission to an Indian Masters degree will usually require you to have completed a course of undergraduate study in a relevant field. Because Indian universities use the three-tiered degree structure employed in many other higher education systems (with undergraduate Bachelors degrees followed in turn by postgraduate Masters and PhD research programmes) you will probably find that most international undergraduate degrees will be recognised without any problems. If in doubt, get in touch with your institution early in order to confirm that your qualifications are suitable.
Some Indian universities may set additional entrance examinations. This is more likely at the prestigious Institutes of National Importance, where competition for places may be high. On the whole though entrance examinations are far less likely to be required by Masters courses than by PhD programs.