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I think zoology as a subject does not help us to deal with real time problems thats why i cant say much about it, but yes i find this new education policy as a flop model i dont find it right to give 7 subjects to a person its not making our degree multidisciplinary but its making it a master of none kinda situation
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The subject Zoology is very interesting. It gives you a vast knowledge on animal kingdom. It's interesting to study the effective measure to save the animals and the earth. The theory and practical knowledge that the course provides helps us to have strong base on the subject. The quality is quite good. I think we should get more educational trips to the wildlife sanctuary. Otherwise the teaching methods are quite good. Exams are held semester basis. And there is internal exam for theory which includes tests and PPT. Practical exam which includes marks the practical file and viva. Then at last the theory exam. The difficulty level is from moderate to difficult.
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I choose zoology honors. It's a quite difficult one if you don't choose to study regularly. The faculty is okayish. There's no such thing as called 'friendly environment' in the college. The exam pattern is a little hard so it's not that scoring. But overall it's a good, go-with-the-flow kind of course.
The course is quite fun and there is a lot of interesting information you can learn. There's no shortage of teachers in our college as we got at least 2 teachers per subject and different teachers for theory and practicals. Some teachers really put effort into teaching but some just come with a PowerPoint presentation and play and ask us to note it down. Exams were on a proper schedule and they were moderate if you've studied well.
As I was a student of science background found it more fruitful to choose zoology hons rather than other subjects on an interest basis and conceptual understanding since my childhood teacher are so nice and all are PhD scholar having extreme knowledge about their respective subject to clarify it There was 2 semester in one year so a total of 6 and the level of the exam is easy to moderate approx 90% question paper based on the previous year's paper.
Opting for zoology is my personal choice as having an interest in animal physiology and anatomy. It is really interesting to know about how our body works. The faculty of du is really well worked. Qualification of the faculty is mostly phd our they are working as assistant professors there. Really very knowledgeable faculty. The teaching method is good making things easy to understand mostly in a flowchart format. There are 2 semesters in a year. In zoology, you have to mainly focus on what is more important in a syllabus and taking account the one-word and difference-based questions more.
I am not aware of that because our department students did not get placement. Placement is not provided to students of zoology, botany or life sciences. Placements were provided to students of commerce backgrounds.
During the 3rd year, the student is eligible for campus placements but my course is BSC Zoology Hons. So after completing graduation, I will go for master's in zoology and after that, we are eligible for the NET JRF exam which after clearing I got a stipend for my Ph.D.
I was interested in gathering information about animals. Teachers in our colleges are quite helpful and well qualified. All teachers are almost PhD scholars and their teachings method quality is awesome. The course curriculum is quite relevant and interesting. Semester exams were average. The difficulty level of semester exams is moderate and the passing percentage is 35%.
Campus placement is for business students. Our course doesn't provide placements. From doing zoology honours you can opt for MSc from du if you are interested. If anyone got placements they got in their 6 semesters. My plans after getting a degree are to become a lecturer.
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