M.Sc. Zoology is a postgraduate course is the branch of biology which relates to the animal kingdom,
including the structure, embryology, evolution, classification, habits, and distribution of all animals,
both living and extinct.
This course is suitable for those who are having interest in animals and their species and behaviours. It is
best for biology students especially. Anyone who is curious to know about the lives of animals, how they
interact with each other? How do they grow? Answers to all such questions could be found in this course.
Human evolution and its verticles of studies are some of the very debatable and constant research studies
and which also offer some of the great career opportunities.
After the successful completion of M.Sc. Zoology,
One can do specialization in DNA, recombinant technology, Physiology, Taxonomy etc.
One may appear for Junior Research Fellowship (JRF) Test and work as JRF in any reputed institute.
If 'thrill' is part of life, one may go for jobs in TV Channels like BBC Earth, Animal Planet, Animal
Geography, Discovery etc.
Product development department of major pharmaceutical companies offer jobs to M.Sc. Zoology graduates.
If serving the nation is the top priority, civil services exams are the best option of P.G. Zoology
graduates IAS, IPS, IFS, IRS give prestige and respect.
After passing out SLET/NET, one can become Asst. Professor of any College / University.
One may work as Freelance Consultant for various research and development organizations.
Doing research in Zoology is an interesting option.
Within Zoology, one can specialize in fields like,
Ethology
Ecology
Helmintology
Mammology
Entomology
Arachnology
Arthropodology
Cetology
Neuroethology
Nematology
Paleo Zoology
Paleo Zoology
Primatology
Herpetology
Duration : 2 Years [Divided into 4 semesters.]
Eligibility : Bachelor’s degree in Zoology
Sanctioned Strength : 22
(Choice Based Credit System)
Subject Status
Subject Title
Core Course - I
Structure and Function of Invertebrates
Core Course - II
Comparative Anatomy of Vertebrates
Core Course - III
Lab Course in Invertebrates & Lab Course in Vertebrates
Elective Course - I
Molecules and their interaction relevant to Biology
Elective Course - II
Biostatistics
Subject Status
Subject Title
Core Course - IV
Cellular and Molecular Biology
Core Course - V
Developmental Biology
Core Course - VI
Lab Course in Cell Biology & Lab Course in Developmental Biology