Course Structure
M.Sc. Botany
- Any Science Graduate with at least one Optional Subject as Botany.
- Qualifying degree percentage: Minimum 45% for open and 40% for reserved category.
NEP-2020 Course Structure (click here)
NEP-2020 MKCL New and old code (click here)
NEP-2020 Syllabus Semester-I (click here)
NEP-2020 Syllabus Semester-II (click here)
NEP-2020 Syllabus Semester-III (click here)
NEP-2020 Syllabus Semester-IV (click here)
Program Outcome Semester-I (click here)
Program Outcome Semester-II (click here)
Program Outcome Semester-III (click here)
Program Outcome Semester-IV (click here)
M. Sc. BOTANY PROGRAM OUTCOME
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To be fundamentally strong at core subjects of Plant Sciences.
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Able to identify, classify plant species belonging to different groups and knowing their utility.
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Able to understand the inheritance, cellular, molecular, physiological, biotechnological phenomenon/processes.
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Able to recognize the diseases of plants, their pathogens and control measures.
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Broad understanding of latest technological trends
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Ability to understand and apply fundamental research concepts.
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Able to understand the nature, ecosystem and sustainable development.
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Able to conserve the endangered plant species through conventional and micro-propagation methods.
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To be rational in professional ethics and attitude
ASSESSMENT METHODS AND EXAM REFORMS
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Choice based Credit System (CBCS) 60:40 Pattern [Semester End: Continuous Internal Assessment (CIA)], 10 point scale
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Offer Academic Flexibility, Continuous evaluation, bridge course, service course to the students.
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Result analysis after term end examination for all Programs.
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Teacher evaluation by students.
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Continuous Internal Assessment consists of two formal test, surprised test, assignments and seminar presentation etc.
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Transparent evaluation system (showing of the answer sheets to the students, taking feedback on assessment).
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Assessed answer scripts are being shown and discussed for suggestive improvement with students for all assessment criteria and their grievances are redressed.