Botany is one of the most important subjects of life sciences. Plants have a unique position as a source of food, fuel, medicines and almost all over daily necessities. Their role in the environment is unquestionable. This makes plant science a very interesting study with innumerable scopes. The department has facilities of smart class, two laboratories, seed bank, herbaria, a botanical garden and Biodiversity Park with rare medicinal and economically important plants and a well equipped Plant Tissue Culture laboratory.
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Program Code
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Name of the Program Outcome
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Program Outcomes
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PO1
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KNOWLEDGE OF PLANT BIOLOGY
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Recall classical biological concepts, especially with focus on plant science, state principles and outline processes underlying the field of Botany and its related interdisciplinary subjects. Carry out group projects and individual experiments for personal development and leadership qualities.
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PO2
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LABORATORY SKILLS
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Proficient in laboratory techniques commonly used in Biochemistry research and analysis, including protein purification, chromatography, electrophoresis, spectrophotometry, PCR.
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PO3
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FIELD WORK AND OBSERVATION
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Undertake botanical excursions for studying plant diversity, taxonomic identification, landscaping concepts and preparation of physical as well as digital herbarium.
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PO4
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AWARENESS FOR CONSERVATION AND SUSTAINABILITY
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Associate the impact of anthropogenic pressure on nature and spread the awareness of sustainable development in the society. Learn about rules and laws regarding plant wealth, develop and design innovative projects.
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PO5
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INTERDISCIPLINARY KNOWLEDGE AND CAREER READINESS
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Use the principles of Botany to apply appropriate techniques for undertaking higher studies and research. Apply the knowledge of other disciplines like Biochemistry, Biostatistics, Biophysics, Geography, etc. in botanical research.
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Year
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Semester
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Course Type (Credits)
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1st Year
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Sem-I
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Major-1
(4)
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Major-2
(4)
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Minor-1
(4)
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MDC-1
(4)
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AEC-1
(2)
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SEC-1
(2)
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IKS-1
(2)
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Sem-II
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Major-3
(4)
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Major-4
(4)
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Minor-2
(4)
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MDC-2
(4)
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AEC-2
(2)
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SEC-2
(2)
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VAC-
1
(2)
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2 nd Year
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Sem-III
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Major-5
(4)
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Major-6
(4)
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Major-7
(4)
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MDC-3
(4)
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AEC-3
(2)
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SEC-3
(2)
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IKS-2
(2)
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Sem-IV
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Major-8
(4)
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Major-9
(4)
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Major-10
(4)
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Minor-3
(4)
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AEC-4
(2)
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SEC-4
(2)
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VAC-
2
(2)
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3rd Year
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Sem-V
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Major-11
(4)
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Major-12
(4)
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Major-13
(4)
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Minor-4
(4)
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Minor-5
(4)
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SEC-5
(2)
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-
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Sem-VI
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Major-14
(4)
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Major-15
(4)
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Major-16
(4)
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Minor-6
(4)
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AEC-5
(2)
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Internship
(4)
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-
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4th Year
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Sem-VII
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Major-17
(4)
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Major-18
(4)
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Major-19
(4)
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Minor-7
(4)
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-
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OJT/RP-1
(6)
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-
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Sem-VIII
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Major-20
(4)
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Major-21
(4)
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Major-22
(4)
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Minor-8
(4)
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-
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OJT/RP-2
(6)
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-
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Course type and Credit
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Course Code
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Course Title
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Course Outcomes
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MAJOR COURSE (Credits - 4)
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BOM111
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Basic Plant Science
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MAJOR COURSE (Credits - 4)
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BOM112 P
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Botany Major Practical
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MINOR COURSE (Credits – 4)
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BOE113
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General Botany
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MULTIDISCIPLINARY COURSE (Credits – 4)
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BOMDC114
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Fundamentals of Biological Sciences
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Skill Enhancement Course (Credits – 2)
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SEC116
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Home Gardening
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Indian Knowledge System (Credits – 2)
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IKS117
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Course type and Credit
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Course Code
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Course Title
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Course Outcomes
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MAJOR COURSE (Credits - 4)
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BOM121
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Basic Plant Science-II
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MAJOR COURSE (Credits - 4)
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BOM122 P
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Botany Major Practical
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MINOR COURSE (Credits – 4)
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BOE123
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General Botany-II
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MULTIDISCIPLINARY COURSE (Credits – 4)
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BOMDC124
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Applied Plant Sciences
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Skill Enhancement Course (Credits – 2)
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SEC126 -01
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IKS- credits 2
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Course type and Credit
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Course Code
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Course Title
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Course Outcomes
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MAJOR COURSE (Credits - 4)
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BOM 231
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Algae and Fungi, Plant Pathology, Bryophytes, Pteridophytes
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MAJOR COURSE (Credits - 4)
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BOM 232
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Plant Anatomy, Biophysics-Biochemistry, Ecology and Economic Importance
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MAJOR COURSE (Credits – 4)
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BOM 233P
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Botany practicals based on 231 and 2321
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MULTIDISCIPLINARY COURSE (Credits – 4)
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BOMDC234
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Plants and their economical importance, Introductory Plant Pathology
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Ability Enhancement Course (Credits – 2)
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AEC235
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Skill Enhancement Course (Credits – 2)
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SEC236 A
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Nursery Management
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Indian Knowledge System (Cr – 2)
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IKS237
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Course type and Credit
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Course Code
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Course Title
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Course Outcomes
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MAJOR COURSE (Credits - 4)
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BOM 241
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Gymnosperms, Angiosperms, Plant Morphology and Taxonomy, Ethnobotany
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MAJOR COURSE (Credits - 4)
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BOM 242
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Plant Physiology, Genetics, Cytology, Applied Botany
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MAJOR COURSE (Credits – 4)
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BOM 243P
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Botany practicals based on BOM 231 and 232
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MINOR COURSE (Credits – 4)
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BOE244
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Ability Enhancement Course (Credits – 2)
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AEC245
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Skill Enhancement Course (Credits – 2)
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SEC246 A
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Indian Knowledge System (Cr – 2)
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IKS247
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Course Name
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Fees in Rs. (per Semester)
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Total Seats
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B. Sc in Botany
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Boys: 3100/-
Girls: 2500/- |
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