Zoology is a fundamental branch of biology that is studied at the undergraduate level. It helps students to learn and understand concepts related to animal diversity, morphology, anatomy, and behavior. By studying this subject, students can gain insights into human systems, their coordination, and control. They will also have an opportunity to understand the evolution of humans and other animals. Students will be able to qualitatively and quantitatively analyze evolutionary parameters using various bioinformatics and computational tools used in modern sciences. This course provides ample opportunities for exploring different career avenues.

The Zoology degree program provides a platform to comprehend classical genetics and understand the distribution of different traits among populations, their inheritance, ethnicity, and correlation with contemporary and modern techniques like genomics, metagenomics, genome editing, and molecular diagnostic tools. Practical and theoretical skills gained in this course will be helpful in designing different public health strategies for social welfare. The course has been designed to provide in-depth knowledge of applied subjects, ensuring the students gain employment skills so that they can make a career and become entrepreneurs in diverse fields such as aquatic biology, sericulture, and apiculture. After completion of this course, students can contribute as policymakers in wildlife conservation, animal preservation, and environmental protection.