The admission process for a master’s degree has various requirements. All candidates are required to fulfill the form with their general personal information and educational records. The admission forms can be approached from the official websites of the university the candidate is looking for. The application forms must be completed within the due dates to proceed with admission. The admission process includes an entry test as well.
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The candidate must have 4 years of bachelor's degree in botany or an equivalent degree in a relevant discipline with a minimum of 2.00 CGPA or 50% in the annual system.
The admission opportunity occurs twice a year at most universities. The spring and fall intake occurs during March and September respectively.
Every University has its own admission criteria. There are various types of entry tests for postgraduate admissions:
The Graduate Assessment Test (GAT) is required for admission to MS/M.Phil. courses. The exam is divided into several sections that include analytical assessment, logical, research-based, and field-related questions. The test is further divided into sections based on the type of degree.
For admission to MS Botany programs, most universities consider MCAT/NTS tests. Students who have not taken any of the graduate tests are then required to take the specific university test. The exam typically includes logical, analytical, and field-related questions. Some universities only consider their admissions test, whereas others accept a general assessment test.
Every university publishes its merit list when the admissions process ends. The merit is determined by past academic records, an entry test, and an interview conducted at the time of admission (if required). Depending on the number of seats available at a given university, different merit lists may exist.
Several universities have different fee structures. The private sector charges a higher fee than the public sector, which is usually divided into quarterly installments at most universities.
Some HEC recognized universities offering MS Botany are:
To enroll for an MS in Botany a candidate must have a bachelor’s degree in botany or equivalent and obtain 2.5/4.00 CGPA in a semester or 50% marks in the annual system. The entry test is mandatory for every candidate. The qualifying mark for the entry test is a minimum of 50%. The interview session is also conducted by the university. Lahore College offers MS Botany regularly and on self-support as well.
The University of Punjab provides admission solely based on merit criteria. To seek admission in MS Botany a student must possess a minimum of 50% marks in BS Botany or equivalent. The program is being offered as morning and self-support.
A: Candidates must hold a 16-year education (BS or MSc) in Botany or related biological sciences with a minimum of 2.5 CGPA or 60% marks, and pass the university’s entry test or GAT (General).
A: Most universities open admissions for MS Botany between May and September 2025, depending on their academic schedules.
A: Leading universities include Punjab University Lahore, Quaid-e-Azam University Islamabad, University of Karachi, GCU Lahore, and Islamia University Bahawalpur.
A: Applicants need attested academic transcripts, CNIC, passport-size photos, NOC (if employed), research proposal (if required), and valid GAT or university entry test results.