·   PO-1-Demonstrate comprehensive knowledge of plant diversity, including algae, fungi, bryophytes, pteridophytes, gymnosperms, and angiosperms, understanding their classification, morphology, anatomy, reproduction, and life cycles.

·         PO-2-Explain fundamental concepts in plant physiology, biochemistry, genetics, ecology, and evolution, and their interrelationships.

·         PO-3-Apply practical skills in laboratory techniques such as microscopy, slide preparation, plant identification, biochemical analysis, and genetic studies.

·         PO-4-Conduct field investigations and analyze plant communities in their natural habitats, understanding ecological principles and conservation strategies.

·         PO-5-Understand the economic importance of plants and their role in agriculture, horticulture, forestry, medicine, and industry.

·         PO-6-Analyze and interpret botanical data, and effectively communicate scientific findings through written reports, oral presentations, and visual aids.

·         PO-7-Develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills to address issues related to plant science and environmental conservation.

·         PO-8-Appreciate the moral and social suggestions of plant science investigate and its applications. .

·         PO-9-Utilize modern tools and technologies in botanical studies, including bioinformatics and computational biology where applicable.

• PSO-1-Comprehensive Knowledge of Plant Diversity: Understand the classification, morphology, anatomy, physiology, and life cycles of various plant groups, from algae and fungi to angiosperms and gymnosperms.
• PSO-2-Economic and Applied Botany: Recognize the economic importance of plants, their uses in various industries (food, medicine, fiber, etc.), and sustainable utilization practices.
• PSO-3-Environmental Awareness: Understand the role of plants in ecosystem functioning, the impact of environmental changes on plant life, and the importance of plant conservation for a sustainable future.

• PEO-1-Create commonsense abilities in research facility procedures, microscopy, plant recognizable proof, herbarium planning, and essential botanical inquire about techniques.
• PEO-2-Recognize the financial and therapeutic significance of plants and their economical utilization for human welfare.
• PEO-3-Develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills to analyze botanical data and address plant-related issues.
• PEO-4-Gain an awareness of current challenges in plant science, such as biodiversity conservation, climate change impacts on vegetation, and sustainable agriculture.
• PEO-5-Communicate scientific information effectively, both orally and in writing, using appropriate botanical terminology.
• PEO-6-Appreciate the ethical considerations related to the use and conservation of plant resources.