In Zoology subject you have study of biology and genetics of animals including marine life, zoo animals, wildlife, domestic animals and even pets. Zoology is basicaly a branch of biology where we focuses on the structure, function, behaviour, and evolution of animals.
It is biological study field that studies not just mammals but also reptiles, birds, insects, fishes,amphibians and others.
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Top collages
| collage name | state | city | degree |
| The Doongarsee Gangjee Ruparel College | Maharashtra | Mumbai | M S.c |
| Deen Dayal Upadhyay Gorakhpur University | Uttar Pradesh | Gorakhpur | B S.c |
| Karnataka University | Karnataka | Hubli-Dharwad | B S.c |
| Gauhati University | Assam | Guwahati | B S.c |
| Visva | West Bengal | Santiniketan | B S.c |
| Institute of Professional Studies | Uttaranchal | Dehradun | B S.c |
| Jamshedpur Womens College | Jharkhand | Jamshedpur | B S.c |
Your Salary depends on your education, experience, nature of work, area of specialization, and type of employing organization. employment can earn about Rs. 8,000 to 13,000 per month.
If u have study in zoology you can lead to a variety of career paths and research opportunities in the field of natural sciences and animal studies.
Zoology jobs in India are mostly limited to teaching, biological and biomedical research. Careers in zoology can be found all over the world, and some involve travelling.
Your Employment Areas may be like Zoos,Aquariums,Television Channels.,Veterinary Hospitals.,Animal Clinics,Colleges and Universities,Research,Wildlife Management Firms,Fisheries and Aquaculture,Pest Control Companies,Animal Care-taking Providers,Museums,Botanical Gardens,Conservation organizations,Nature reserves.
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For Zoology study you needs to have passed 10+2 in science with 50% or equivalent CGPA (physics, chemistry and biology as subjects) or equivalent.
Some institutes have Entrance examination for admission.
