B.Sc Botany in India is a 3-year undergraduate programme offered by universities and colleges under CBCS/NEP structures, combining theory, practicals, and fieldwork. The curriculum typically covers plant diversity (algae to angiosperms), taxonomy and herbarium techniques, plant anatomy and embryology, physiology and metabolism, genetics and evolution, ecology and environmental biology, and applied domains such as plant pathology, economic botany, and plant biotechnology. Practical training forms a significant component, including microscopy, specimen identification, biochemical tests, tissue culture basics (where available), and ecological sampling. Many institutions include field visits to botanical gardens, forests, and agricultural research stations to develop observation and documentation skills. In the final year, colleges may offer electives and project work aligned with local expertise, such as biodiversity assessment, medicinal plants, or bioinformatics fundamentals. The degree provides a base for higher studies like M.Sc Botany, Environmental Science, Biotechnology, or for competitive exams and entry-level roles in labs, nurseries, seed/plant health, and conservation projects.