Zoology

Yes, candidates can pursue an MFSc degree after graduating in Zoology, but they may need to meet certain prerequisites and requirements.

MFSc programs typically focus on fisheries and aquatic sciences, which are closely related to Zoology in which they both involve the study of animal biology. However, the emphasis in an MFSc programme is specifically on aquatic and fish-related topics.

RKMVCC admissions are based on the entrance exam conducted by the college itself. The academic record of the candidates is considered for issuing the final merit list.

RKMVCC Kolkata Admission Documents

Candidates need to present the following documents in original at the time of admission:

• Mark sheet of Class 10 and Class 12
• Date of birth document
• BSc mark sheet (for MSc)
• SC/ ST certificate (if applicable)
• Migration certificate (for other universities)
• Medical certificate
• Printout of online application form
• Online receipt /offline challan

The application fee for the PhD in zoology programme at RMVCC college is about 300 to 350 INR . But the application fee for the students who are belongs to the SC and ST is about 250 INR . 

Yes, you can pursue MSc Microbiology after BSc Zoology. It will help you gain in-depth knowledge about microorganisms, and may also assist you in research and experiment work related to animals. However, the eligibility criteria for the college you choose may vary. 

To get the admission in Zoology ;one must have to had biology in their 12th as main subjects along with physics and chemistry with aggregate marks 50 to 60%,   after that you must have to appear in the entrance exams to get into Zoology in your preferred college after that qualifying the test you have to attend the counseling process and follow the admission process through online application.

The best girls college for a Zoology courses are Miranda College, Hindu College, Madras Christian College (MCC), Christ University, Amity University, etc.

Regarding your eligibility, having completed high school in two years typically does not disqualify you from admission, but you should confirm with the specific college regarding their admission policies.