• Course Type: Minor Course

• Course Category: Aided

The Minor in Botany provides students with a foundational understanding of plant science, emphasizing the structure, function, diversity, and ecological significance of plants. The programme introduces key areas such as plant taxonomy, physiology, genetics, and environmental biology, enabling students to appreciate the vital role of plants in sustaining life and maintaining ecological balance. It is designed to complement a wide range of major disciplines by fostering scientific curiosity and observational skills.

The curriculum combines theoretical learning with practical exposure through laboratory work and field studies. Students gain hands-on experience in plant identification, microscopy, and basic experimental techniques, along with insights into biodiversity conservation and sustainable resource management. This minor equips learners with essential skills and knowledge applicable to fields such as environmental science, agriculture, research, and education, while nurturing a deeper connection with the natural world.