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You have a wide range of options in subjects, and areas to pursue after graduation. For further studies, you can join post-graduate level degree programs or diploma programs.

There are several courses after bsc botany which you can pursue. Here is the list of courses:

• M.Sc.
• M.Sc. in Horticulture
• PG Diploma in Biotechnology
• PG Diploma in Clinical Research
• Diploma in Applied Botany
• M.Phil in Botany
• Integrated M.Sc. & PhD Courses after BSc Botany
• B.Ed. after B.Sc. Botany
• MBA in Pharmaceutical Management

Mechanical engineers can opt for a startup business to pursue their entrepreneurial spirit, leverage their specialized knowledge, work on passion projects, enjoy flexibility and autonomy, and create a potential impact while exploring future trends. Here are the few examples.

• Scrap Metal Business
• E-waste Recycling
• Product Assembly Service
• Solar Panel Manufacturing
• Mechanical Keyboard Business
• Smart Kitchen Utensils
• Car Modification

Here is a list of some popular diploma courses that you can pursue after completing the 10th grade, regardless of your stream:
1. Diploma in Engineering (Polytechnic): Various branches such as Mechanical, Electrical, Civil, Electronics, Computer Science, etc.
2. Diploma in Nursing and Paramedical Courses: Nursing, Medical Laboratory Technology, Radiology Technology, Physiotherapy, etc.
3. Diploma in Hotel Management and Catering Technology.
4. Diploma in Event Management.
5. Diploma in Fashion Designing.
6. Diploma in Interior Designing.

Macroeconomics is a branch of economics that focuses on the study of the economy as a whole. The primary objective of macroeconomics is to develop models and theories that explain the determinants of key economic indicators and provide insights into how policymakers can influence them.
Here are some key aspects of the nature and scope of macroeconomics:
1. Aggregates and Averages
2. Economic Growth
3. Business Cycles
4. Employment and Unemployment
5. Price Level and Inflation
6. Monetary and Fiscal Policy
7. International Economics