B.Sc Zoology
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7 years ago
Scholar-Level 17
After doing zoology you can choose any specialisation course in genetics, biotechnology, endocrinology, immunology, applied zoology, wildlife science, ecology and you will be eligible for all these specialised courses in most of the universities. If you don't want to go for higher education, you can get jobs in government sector by clearing the exams and can sit for IAS more preferably Indian Forest Service or all State Government Forest Services. You can also crack CSIR NET (life science) or UGC NET (environment Science) or GATE (Evolution or ecology).
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https://www.shiksha.com/university/university-of-delhi-24642/admission#
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A graduate student having completed three years Science degree programme in Biotechnology /Bioinformatics/ Life sciences / Zoology / Botany / Chemistry / Microbiology / Applied Biology / Biochemistry / Genetics / M.B.B.S. / B.D.S. / M. V. Sc. with minimum 50% marks.
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8 years ago
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You have cleared the minimal cutoff required to sit in the entrance of BSc in AMU.
After you clear the entrance exam you can sit in the counselling to opt for Zoology based on your performance in the exam.
Best of Luck.
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8 years ago
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It seems a bit difficult but you never know what happens with these lists. Keep a track on the all the lists as they are announced. DU cutoffs are unpredictable, however, it is advisable to get admission in one of colleges while waiting for the cut-offs.
Good luck.
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