Botany Department

The Department of Botany established in 1985, department is dedicated to the study of plant
science, encompassing the structure, function, growth, evolution, and classification of plants. As a vital branch of biological sciences, botany plays a crucial role in understanding
biodiversity, environmental sustainability, agriculture, and biotechnology. The department aims to provide quality education and promote scientific inquiry among students through a well-structured curriculum that integrates theoretical knowledge with practical experience. It focuses on key areas such as plant physiology, taxonomy, ecology, genetics, and molecular biology, enabling students to develop a comprehensive understanding of plant life. Equipped with well-maintained laboratories, herbarium facilities, and experienced faculty, the Department of Botany encourages research, innovation, and field-based learning. Students are trained to address contemporary challenges such as climate change, conservation of biodiversity, and sustainable use of plant resources. The department also organizes seminars, workshops, field visits, and extension activities and Annual Departmental Festival -Botanica to enhance students’ academic and practical exposure. It strives to nurture environmentally responsible citizens and skilled professionals who can contribute effectively to scientific advancement and societal development.