B.Sc. in Advanced Zoology and Biotechnology is a 3 year full-time undergraduate course. Eligibility to which is 10+2 examinations with 50% marks  in science stream or an equivalent examination from a recognized board.

Overview

B.Sc. in Advanced Zoology and Biotechnology course gives a basic foundation of plants and animals of all the fields of specification like genetic engineering, statistical application wildlife preservations, microbiology, tissue culture biotechnology, clinical laboratory techniques, environmental issues faced by the different types of identification of diseases, pollution, their control measures, and causative organisms, etc.

In this course, students will study major subjects include quantitative biology, invertebrates, genetics, cell biology, structural biology, animal biology, biostatistics, environmental biology, developmental biology, immunology, computations in life sciences, biotechnology, microbiology, etc. Students also do research on plants and animals. They also work on various projects and assignments to increase knowledge and skills in this field.

This course deals with the research plants and animals. This course helps to understand aspects of animal science disciplines including growth and development, genetics, anatomy, comparative nutrition, basic and environmental physiology.

Admission to B.Sc. in Advanced Zoology and Biotechnology course is based on merit-list  or entrance-exam. Many colleges select candidates through merit-list prepared by a university for this course admission. Some of the reputed institutes conduct entrance examination along with the personal interview for selecting candidates for course admission. Entrance exams may vary from one institute to another. Few colleges directly admit students for this course admission.

After completing this course, candidates may get opportunities in the areas like Biotechnology Companies, Science Research Departments, Government Hospitals, Medical Equipment Companies, Colleges, and Universities, etc. These graduates may work in positions like Conservationist, Animal Rehabilitator, Forensic Expert, Animal Caretaker, Researcher, Zookeeper, Veterinarian, Animal Breeder, Wildlife Biologist, Animal Trainer, Lab Technician, etc. The average salary for these professionals ranges between INR 1 to 10 Lacs per annum based on their experience and expertise in this field.

 Eligibility

For B.Sc. in Advanced Zoology and Biotechnology course eligibility, candidates have to pass their 10+2 examinations in science stream or an equivalent examination from a recognized board. (Or)

Candidates who have passed their higher secondary examination with 50% of marks in science stream are eligible for this course. The percentage may vary from one college to another. Many colleges conduct entrance exam for admission selection.

Admission Process

Admission to B.Sc. in Advanced Zoology and Biotechnology course is based on merit-based or entrance-based. Many colleges select candidates through merit-list prepared by a university for this course admission. Some of the reputed institutes conduct entrance examination along with the personal interview for selecting candidates for course admission.

Some of the entrance exams conducted by the top colleges and universities are:

·         IMU CET

·         JEE Mains

·         SET

·         BITSAT

·         LPU NEST

Career Prospects

Graduates in this field may get lots of opportunities in areas like Biotechnology Companies, Science Research Departments, Government Hospitals, Medical Equipment Companies, Colleges, and Universities, etc. After completing this course, professionals may get offers in both government and public sectors. Some professionals may start their own clinics, hospitals, animal and bird sanctuaries, parks, etc.

Some graduates may start research on biotechnology in major laboratories. And they may also work as lab technicians in various labs. Many of them work in channels like animal planet to learn more about animals, birds, and other species in this world.

Major Job positions

Conservationist

Conservationists are responsible for conducting site inspections of on-going research projects to assure that all the requirements and practices being installed to meet client’s specifications. They may visit fields to meet the visitors and producers to determine conservation needs and assist with conservation plan development. They use hand tools to determine slope length and percentage slope.

Animal Rehabilitator

Animal Rehabilitators are responsible for nursing abandoned, sick, and injured animals and birds to prepare them to return back their normal lives. They also feed animals, clean cages, building and maintaining housing structures, assisting during surgical procedures, examining and determining animal diseases, drawing, preparing, and analyzing fecal and blood samples.

 

Forensic Expert

Forensic Experts are responsible for analyzing animal samples, applying techniques such as mass spectrometry, genetic fingerprinting, etc. record findings, attend and examine scenes of crimes, and collect trace evidence from scenes of crimes. They also coordinate with the team members, analyst, and review, interpret, supervise, present the results, and also justify findings under cross-examination.

 

Animal Caretaker

Animal Caretakers are responsible for other technicians to take care of animals. They may evaluate animal’s condition, check vital statistics, clean and wrap wounds, collect samples and medicines for animals. They also work in labs by doing blood tests, urine analysis, as well as teeth cleaning. They also communicate with pet owners and update animal’s files.

 

Veterinarian

Veterinarians are responsible for promoting the health of animals by advising animal owners about feeding, sanitation measures, and general care. They determine nature of diseases by examining pets and animals. They also restore health by treating animals medically. They document actions by completing reports, forms, animal records, and reporting diseases to public health officials.

 


Colleges offering BSc in Advanced Zoology and Biotechnology

Bharathi Women's College

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Loyola College

About UsLoyola College, a Catholic Minority Institution, was founded by the Society of Jesus (Jesuits) in 1925, with the primary objective of providing University Education in a Christian atmosphere for deserving students irrespective of caste and creed. It started... View More

Chellammal Women's College

About UsChellammal Women’s College is named after Chellammal, also known as Mylai Chellammal.Born in1867 in Pattipalayam (nowPattipulam) near Thiruporur, she hailed from an ordinary peasant family. Her marriage to Mylai Vadamalai Gramani brought her wealth and comfort... View More

Stella Maris College

About UsStella Maris College, a Catholic minority institution of higher education for women, was founded in 1947. Beginning in a small, one-storey building on August 15th of that year with 32 students in Santhome, Mylapore, the College was relocated in 1960 to its present... View More

Justice Basheer Ahmed Sayeed College for women

About UsThe Justice Basheer Ahmed Sayeed College for women (formerly "S.I.E.T Women's College") maintained by the Southern India Education Trust, founded by Late Justice Mr.Basheer Ahmed Sayeed assisted by his wife Mrs. Fathima Akhtar and other colleagues,... View More

Meenakshi College for Women

About UsMeenakshi College for Women, a Government–aided institution of higher education for women, is affiliated to the University of Madras and has been a pioneer in the field of higher education. Meenakshi College enjoys an enviable track record in producing some of... View More

Ramakrishna Mission Vivekananda College

About UsThe sight of hundreds of deserving young candidates denied education due to a limited number of good colleges caused a desire in the minds of some public-spirited people to open a first-grade college in the city, and that the college is... View More
FAQs
The highest salary can get with BSc in Advanced Zoology and Biotechnology is Rs: 600000
The graduation type of BSc in Advanced Zoology and Biotechnology is UG
Basically you would want to choose a course that will lead you to fulfill your ambition and build your future career. you will always want to take courses which will future-proof your existing skillsets to better equip you to excel in your workplace and move your career path to succeed well in life.
The occupied stream of BSc in Advanced Zoology and Biotechnology is Science
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Conservationist Zoologists are also employed by wildlife conservation agencies as Wildlife Conservationists where their major responsibility is to conserve the extinct species of wildlife and animals. As a conservationist, their job is mainly based on the conservation of wild animals and their habitats. Zoologists are also employed by wildlife conservation agencies as Wildlife Conservationists where their major responsibility is to conserve the extinct species of wildlife and animals. As a conservationist, their job is mainly based on the conservation of wild animals and their habitats. 6,00,000 in 0-2 Years

* Average salary are subjective to change based on various factors

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