Maharaja Agrasen Himalayan Garhwal University B.Sc Botany: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. The B.Sc Botany programme at MAHGU costs INR 18,000 per year, totalling INR 54,000 for the full 3-year duration. Hostel and mess charges are billed separately. Uttarakhand domicile students are eligible for a 31 percent fee concession. Verify the current fee schedule at hgu.ac.in before applying.

Ans. MAHGU grants B.Sc Botany admission through CUET-UG score or direct merit-based selection. Candidates must register for CUET-UG on the NTA portal by February 26, 2026 and appear for the exam in May 2026. MAHGU releases an admission notification and conducts counselling. Apply through hgu.ac.in once the MAHGU 2026-27 Botany admission notification is live.

Ans. B.Sc Botany at MAHGU covers plant taxonomy and systematics, plant physiology and biochemistry, ecology and environmental biology, cell biology, genetics, and molecular biology. Field study and laboratory practicals form an integral part of the curriculum. The forested Garhwal Himalayan campus offers natural outdoor learning opportunities for Botany students.

Ans. B.Sc Botany graduates from MAHGU can pursue M.Sc Botany at MAHGU or other universities, qualify for CSIR-NET Life Sciences, and apply for Uttarakhand Forest Department, ecology, and environment department posts. Teaching in government schools after B.Ed, nature conservation roles, and botanical survey organisations are additional career pathways for MAHGU Botany graduates.

Ans. Yes. A B.Sc Botany degree from MAHGU, a UGC-recognised university under Section 2(f) of the UGC Act, 1956, makes graduates eligible to appear for CSIR-NET Life Sciences after completing M.Sc. The degree is also valid for state government science teacher recruitment and central government environment and forest service examinations.