The B.Sc. Zoology program at Smt. Indira Gandhi College provides comprehensive knowledge of the animal kingdom, including structure, function, behavior, evolution, and ecology.
The curriculum blends theoretical instruction, laboratory work, and field studies, encouraging scientific inquiry, environmental responsibility, and practical understanding of biodiversity and animal physiology.Students are trained in both classical zoology and modern biological sciences, preparing them for careers in research, environmental management, and life sciences.
To impart detailed understanding of animal biology, physiology, taxonomy, and ecology.
To develop practical skills in specimen analysis, dissection, microscopy, and field identification.
To promote awareness of biodiversity conservation and ecosystem balance.
To build research aptitude through project-based learning and fieldwork.
To prepare students for higher studies, competitive exams, and careers in the biological sciences.
Graduates of the program will be able to:
Explain fundamental concepts of animal structure, evolution, and classification.
Conduct biological experiments, dissections, and observations accurately.
Apply zoological knowledge in fields such as ecology, fisheries, and wildlife management.
Demonstrate laboratory and data interpretation skills using ethical and scientific principles.
Pursue advanced studies or professional roles in research, teaching, and environmental sectors.
| Particulars | Details |
|---|---|
| Duration | 3 Years (6 Semesters) |
| System | Choice-Based Credit System (CBCS) |
| Total Credits | Approximately 80–90 credits |
| Theory Papers | 4 Credits each, 3 Hours exam (25 Internal + 75 External Marks) |
| Practical / Laboratory | 4 Credits each, 100 Marks |
| Research Project | 4 Credits |
| Evaluation | Continuous Internal Evaluation (25%) + Semester-end Exam (75%) |
Total Credits: Approximately 84–90 (as per CBCS guidelines)
Apiculture and Sericulture
Wildlife Conservation and Management
Aquaculture and Fisheries
Workshops & Clubs: Mindfulness club, mental health drives, and student research forums.
Environmental Toxicology
Students are encouraged to learn through:
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Upon completing the program, students will:
Wildlife and Environmental Conservation
Develop skills in research design, data analysis, and statistical interpretation.
Fisheries and Aquaculture
Forensic and Environmental Testing Laboratories
| Particulars | Amount (₹) | Frequency |
|---|---|---|
| Tuition Fee | — | Per Year |
| Library & Laboratory Fee | — | Per Year |
| Examination Fee | — | Per Semester |
| Development Fee | — | Per Year |
| Total (Approx.) | — | For Two Years |
(Subject to change as per college norms.)
| Resource Type | Description | Download / View |
|---|---|---|
| Syllabus | Complete semester-wise syllabus PDF | Download |
| Notes & Study Materials | Topic-wise faculty-prepared notes | View |
| Laboratory Manuals | Detailed experiment instructions | Download |
| Previous Year Question Papers | Question bank for exam preparation | View |
| Timetable | Current academic session schedule | View |
| MOOC & E-Learning Links | Access to online learning platforms | View |