B.Sc Zoology

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Kapil Lalwani

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A Bsc Zoology (Hons.) degree together with Botany as a subsidiary subject and BEd training makes you qualified to pursue the TGT opening for schools that follow either Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) or state board regulations. The CBSE requirements state that applicants can qualify for TGT in Biology when they hold a minimum of 50% in their Botany or Zoology Bachelor degree and when they fulfilled the B.Ed requirement with 50% marks. An applicant must successfully complete the mandatory CTET or STET exam to become eligible for TGT recruitment and this qualification remains valid for seven years. The monthly salary range fo

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Aadit Singh Uppal

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Government colleges are budget frinedly which allows students to focus on their studies without being much concerned about the fees. These colleges have top class faculty members from all over India which guide the students in their careers and act as their mentors throughout their college journey and help them getting placed in the desired sectors. Students need to clear the required entrance exams in order to enrol into a government institution.

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Aadit Singh Uppal

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There is no age limit specified as such to enrol into a BSc Zoology program. The candidates need to have secured a minimum aggregate of 50% in their 10+2 from a recognised board with PCB (Physics, Chemistry and Biology) as core subjects. You can also consider preparing for entrance exams like CUET and LPU NEST for a BSc Zoology course.

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Aadit Singh Uppal

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In terms of prospects for both professional and personal development, a BSc in Zoology has become one of the most sought-after degrees in India in recent years. Pursuing a BSc in Zoology has numerous advantages as the course fosters the expansion of one's prior knowledge and offers a variety of opportunities for career advancement. This course provides a comprehensive understanding of the subject's numerous facets, including Animal Physiology,  Biochemistry, Genetics and Genomics, Biodiversity, etc.

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Aadit Singh Uppal

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Zoology, also known as Animal Biology, studies both extinct and living creatures as well as how they interact with their environments.  It has been thoughtfully developed to give students a hands-on experience and facilitate their understanding of scientific concepts. Theory-based papers are combined with practical sessions.

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Kunika

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Depends on college. Mostly college have additional language subjects

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