BSc Botany

• Four-year undergraduate program under Tribhuvan University focusing on plant diversity, ecology, physiology, genetics, biotechnology, and applied plant sciences.
• Provides foundational and advanced knowledge of plant kingdoms, evolution, plant anatomy, physiology, ecology, and biodiversity.
• Includes specialization options in biotechnology, medicinal plants, evolution, plant pathology, floriculture, and applied botany.
• Develops laboratory and field skills through taxonomy, tissue culture, microscopy, ecological survey methods, and plant biochemistry.
• Prepares students for research, environmental science roles, conservation projects, and further academic study.

Curricular structure

Features
• Four-year structured plant-science program under TU
• Full coverage of plant diversity, evolution, ecology, anatomy, physiology, genetics, and biotechnology
• Elective pathways in biotechnology, medicinal plants, biogeography, plant pathology, and applied botany
• Strong fieldwork and practical components including field visits and lab work
• Entrance exam: TU BSc Entrance

Admission process
• +2 Science with minimum “C” grade in all subjects of Grade 11 and 12
• Appear in the TU BSc Entrance Examination
• Selection based on entrance merit and seat availability
• Required documents: +2 transcript/character certificate; SEE/SLC certificates; citizenship; photographs

Job prospects
• Laboratory assistant or technician in botanical, ecological, agricultural, and environmental labs
• Field technician in forestry, biodiversity, conservation, and ecological survey projects
• Research assistant in plant science, biotechnology, and environmental research institutions
• Roles in herbarium management, botanical gardens, and seed/plant resource centers
• Entry-level botanist positions in NGOs, INGOs, and government agencies working in environment and conservation
• Quality-control roles in herbal, agricultural, and plant-based product industries
• Teaching-support positions and pathway to MSc Botany for academic careers