Zoology

In contrast to this, some colleges will provide the following streams in B.Sc course. B.Sc (Botany, Biotechnology, Chemistry)
B.Sc (Zoology, Biotechnology, Chemistry)
B.Sc (Biochemistry, Biotechnology, Chemistry)
B.Sc (Microbiology, Biotechnology, Chemistry)
You can choose the specialization, which you are interested and know the colleges which are offering that specialization and try to get admission for your chosen specialization in that college. As per the best choice between Botany and Zoology, you can choose the one as per your interest. Botany is purely related to Plants. All your study is related to various kinds of plants which belong to various families. Zoology deals with the study of animals. You have to study the various metabolic systems and metabolic processes of animals like:
-Digestive system
-Respiratory system
-Reproductive system. So, I suggest you to make the choice as per your interest. Opt for B.Sc. Course in life Science streams only when you have interest to do Ph.D. course or you want to make career in research side. Otherwise opt for some technical or management related courses in Graduation. The reason why I am telling this is many of the candidates after completion of M.Sc with life Science related streams are not getting good jobs and even if they get, they are being paid very less salaries. Wish you all the best.

Hi, You could look at pursuing M.Sc. You would have a fairly wide range of options open to you. You can do:
M.Sc in Zoology
M.Sc in Zoology (Hons)
M.Sc in Applied Zoology
M.Sc. In Genetics
Even you can do M.Sc. Forensic Science or M.Sc. Health care sciences. You can also try for courses in diverse areas like software or management. MCA degree is a good option for B.Sc. Students. If you have a flair for management, look for MBA or PGDM programme. Short term courses in software. You can also go for job in government or private sector. If you are interested to make your career in Civil services then after completing Graduation you become eligible to apply for Civil services exam. This exam is conducted by Union Public Services Exam UPSC once in a year. Through this exam you can make your career as a IAS IPS officer. You can also choose your career as a research scientist in agriculture and fisheries. There is huge demand of zoologist in Fish farms, leisure centres etc. I am enlisting colleges which are known for Zoology. The Colleges are:
IISc Bangalore, IISER, NISER, LPU, Josephs College, Kerala, AMU BHU, JNU, DU
Lovely Professional University
Gargi College, University of Delhi
Deen Dayal Upadhyaya College, New Delhi
Acharya Narendra Dev College, Delhi
Garden City College, Bangalore
Christ University
Ramaiah University
MG Science Ahmedabad, Ahmedabad.

Hi,
You could look at pursuing M.Sc. You would have a fairly wide range of options open to you. You can do:
M.Sc in Zoology
M.Sc in Zoology (Hons)
M.Sc in Applied Zoology
M.Sc. In Genetics
Even you can do M.Sc. Forensic Science or M.Sc. Health care sciences. You can also try for courses in diverse areas like software or management. MCA degree is a good option for B.Sc. Students. If you have a flair for management, look for MBA or PGDM programme. Short term courses in software. You can also go for job in government or private sector. If you are interested to make your career in Civil services then after completing Graduation you become eligible to apply for Civil services exam. This exam is conducted by Union Public Services Exam UPSC once in a year. Through this exam you can make your career as a IAS IPS officer. You can also choose your career as a research scientist in agriculture and fisheries. There is huge demand of zoologist in Fish farms, leisure centres etc. I am enlisting colleges which are known for Zoology. The Colleges are:
IISc Bangalore, IISER, NISER, LPU, Josephs College, Kerala, AMU BHU, JNU, DU
Lovely Professional University
Gargi College, University of Delhi
Deen Dayal Upadhyaya College, New Delhi
Acharya Narendra Dev College, Delhi
Garden City College, Bangalore
Christ University
Ramaiah University
MG Science Ahmedabad, Ahmedabad.

A very common question by those who end up doing graduation in Biology. Since, we tend to have a kind of inclination towards either Botany or Zoology, we get worried if we choose to pursue Masters in a subject which we love and enjoy to read, but will it be able to provide us a satisfactory employment. Firstly, Teaching jobs & Professor/Lecturer posts are always open throughout Indian Universities and Colleges. One must pursue Ph.D. in the preferred subject after Master's degree to avail a job as College Lecturer. Posts for Scientists are also equally open. You can check Biotechnika Times for Employments News for Life Science graduates. I think one should find his/her proficiency level in a particular subject and go forward with that as scope is more or less equal for all the Basic Sciences. Hope this helps you. Be free to share any problem u have. All the best for your bright future.