Which B.Sc course is better amongst botany, zoology and psychology?

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Astha Singh | Scholar-Level 16

8 years ago

Botany:- All gardening and plants with very less job opportunities. Zoology: anAnimal love, but veterinary graduates will get a real job, you will end up being a teacher. Chemistry:- Lots of hard work if you some how survive with good grades then you may land up in some chemical company. You will b

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Rishika Kumar | Contributor-Level 7

7 years ago

It completely depends upon the students intrest . According to the present scenario psychology is a better carrer option as zoology botany finally end up in teaching protection but by doing Phd in psychology you can get high paying jobs.

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