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Overview of the Course

Biotechnology/Zoology/Chemistry

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The Biotechnology, Zoology, and Chemistry program provides a comprehensive scientific foundation that prepares students for global careers and advanced studies. Rooted in an innovation-driven research culture and skill-based learning, the course equips learners with industry-relevant laboratory techniques, analytical abilities, and problem-solving skills. Students explore diverse biological systems, from molecular and cellular mechanisms to complex animal life, gaining a deep understanding of health, disease, biodiversity, and ecological balance. With emerging opportunities in fields such as biotechnology, wildlife conservation, pharmaceuticals, and AI-assisted research, graduates are well-positioned for careers that address real-world challenges—from environmental sustainability to disease management. Chemistry further strengthens this interdisciplinary training by enabling scientific innovation across healthcare, technology, and sustainable development. Together, these disciplines open pathways in research, education, conservation, biotechnology, healthcare, and advanced scientific study, shaping professionals who contribute meaningfully to science, society, and the environment.

What will you Learn?

Botany is the scientific study of plants, focusing on their structure, function, evolution, and ecological roles. It provides theoretical knowledge and practical skills in areas like plant physiology, taxonomy, and biotechnology, while developing analytical and environmental problem-solving abilities.

Zoology is a journey of discovery, exploration, and conservation. Learn about Animal Kingdom, Diversity of species and their adaptation for survival. Explores animal structure, behavior, evolution, ecology, and interactions with their environment.

A chemistry degree covers core branches like Organic, Inorganic, Physical and Analytical Chemistry, providing deep theoretical knowledge and practical lab experience in areas such as qualitative and quantitative analysis, spectroscopy, thermodynamics, kinetics, and synthesis.

It also cultivates transferable skills—like problem-solving, data analysis, and critical thinking—that are highly valued in both scientific research and diverse professional fields.

Be capable of working in groups and understanding interpersonal & team dynamics in laboratory research, fieldwork, and collaborative scientific projects.

Develop critical thinking and problem-solving abilities for effective decision-making and organizational challenges in botanical research, zoological conservation, and chemical analysis.

Career Prospects

  • Plant Growth & Garden Management: Students focus on enhancing plant growth and development through effective garden and landscape management and explore the cultural significance of plants, including their nutritional and medicinal benefits.
  • Medicinal Plant Analysis: Students can build rewarding careers by analyzing medicinal plants for applications in the pharmaceutical industry and other emerging sectors. Students develop the skills to identify and treat plant diseases, opening doors to careers in plant health management and agriculture.
  • Research in Plant Sciences: Students can undertake research in disciplines such as genetics, plant biology, ecology etc.
  • Government Career Opportunities: Graduates with a BSc in Botany can pursue a variety of government careers by appearing for exams such as SSC, IBPS, SBI, Civil Services (UPSC), CDS, and the Indian Forest Service (IFS). This degree opens pathways to roles in administration, banking, defence, and environmental services.
  • Academic & Research Careers: Professor/Lecturer at UG/PG levels. Environmental & Conservation Roles - Ecologist Wildlife Biologist/Technician, Forest Officer/Wildlife Inspector. Research Scientist - Specialize in areas like genetics, immunology, or molecular biology. Institutions like IISER, NCBS, and CCMB offer Integrated MSc-PhD programs. Postdoctoral Fellowships: Opportunities in India and abroad for advanced research.
  • Government & Competitive Exams: CSIR-UGC NET / GATE / DBT-JRF / ICMR-JRF for research fellowships and lectureship positions, and UPSC/KPSC/IBPS for civil services and banking exams.
  • Applied Zoology & Industry: Work in silk production or beekeeping ventures. Entrepreneur - Launch eco-tourism, organic farming, or wildlife education startups. Emerging Fields like AI in Conservation and Forensic Zoology.
  • Chemistry Education & Research: Chemistry Educator, Research Fellow, Lab/Project Assistant, Computational Chemist, Patent Officer, Quality Control Officer, Food Safety Officer and Regulatory Affairs Specialist.
  • Scientific & Technical Roles: Scientist, Forensic Scientist, Analytical Chemist, Toxicologist, Process Chemist, Materials Scientist, R&D Chemist and Scientific Consultant.

Program Structure

Semester I ▼
Course Type Course Title Course Code L P Credits CIA Sem End Total Marks Duration of Sem End Exam (hrs)
CCEnglishU24/ENG/CC/1015540601002
CCSecond LanguageU24/SL/CC/1014440601002
AECCBasic Computer SkillsU24/BCS/CC/10122-50501
DSC I AThallophyta and MicrobiologyU24/ BOT/ DSC/1014-440601002
U24/ BOT/ DSC/101/P-21-50502
DSC I BAnimal Diversity-InvertebratesU24/ZOO/DSC/1014440601002
U24/ZOO/DSC/101P21-50502
DSC I CChemistry-Paper IU24/CHE/DSC/1014440601002
Qualitative Analysis –I-PU24/CHE/DSC/101P21-50502
NCGPAHuman ValuesU24/HV/CC/10111-25251
Semester II ▼
Course Type Course Title Course Code L P Credits CIA Sem End Total Marks Duration of Sem End Exam (hrs)
CCEnglishU24/ENG/CC/2015540601002
CCSecond LanguageU24/SL/CC/2014440601002
AECCEVSU24/EVS/AECC/20122-50501
DSC II AArchegoniatae and PalaeobotanyU24/ BOT/ DSC/2014-440601002
U24/ BOT/ DSC/201/P-21-50502
DSC II BAnimal Diversity-VertebratesU24/ZOO/DSC/2014440601002
U24/ZOO/DSC/201P21-50502
DSC II CChemistry- Paper IIU24/CHE/DSC/2014440601002
Qualitative Analysis –I-PU24/CHE/DSC/201P21-50502
NCGPAIndian Knowledge System (IKS)U24/IKS/CC/20111-25251
Semester III ▼
Course Type Course Title Course Code L P Credits CIA Sem End Total Marks Duration of Sem End Exam (hrs)
CCEnglishU24/ENG/CC/3015540601002
CCSecond LanguageU24/SL/CC/3013340601002
DSC III ATaxonomy, Medicinal Botany & EcologyU24/ BOT/ DSC/3014-440601002
U24/ BOT/ DSC/301/P-21-50502
SEC IBiofertilizersU24/ BOT/ SEC/301-T2-22030501
DSC III BAnimal Physiology and Animal BehaviorU24/ZOO/DSC/30 14-440601002
U24/ZOO/DSC/301/P-21-50502
SEC IPoultry and Animal HusbandryU24/ZOO/SEC/3012-22030501
DSC III CChemistry- Paper IIIU24/CHE/DSC/3014-440601002
Qualitative analysis (Semi micro analysis)U24/CHE/DSC/301/P-21-50502
SEC ILab reagents and Lab safety in ChemistryU24/CHE/SEC/301-222030501
Semester IV ▼
Course Type Course Title Course Code L P Credits CIA Sem End Total Marks Duration of Sem End Exam (hrs)
CCEnglishU24/ENG/CC/4015540601002
CCSecond LanguageU24/SL/CC/4013340601002
DSC IVAPlant Anatomy & EmbryologyU24/ BOT/ DSC/4014-440601002
U24/ BOT/ DSC/401/P-21-50502
SEC IINursery ManagementU24/ BOT/ SEC/401/P-222030501
DSC IV BCytology, Genetics and Developmental biologyU24/ZOO/DSC/4014-440601002
U24/ZOO/DSC/401/P-21-50502
SEC IIVector BiologyU24/ZOO/SEC/4012-22030501
DSC IV CChemistry- Paper IVU24/CHE/DSC/4014-440601002
Synthesis of organic compounds and functional group analysisU24/CHE/DSC/401/P-21-50502
SEC IIIntellectual Property RightsU24/CHE/SEC/401-222030501
Semester V ▼
Course Type Course Title Course Code L P Credits CIA Sem End Total Marks Duration of Sem End Exam (hrs)
CCSecond LanguageU24/SL/CC/5013340601002
DSE I APlant Physiology & MetabolismU24/ BOT/ DSE/5014-440601002
U24/ BOT/ DSE/501/P-21-50502
DSE I ASeed TechnologyU24/ BOT/ DSE/5024-440601002
U24/ BOT/ DSE/502/P-21-50502
GEHerbals for Beauty & Primary Health CareU24/ BOT/ GE/5014-440601002
SEC IIIGreenhouse TechnologyU24/ BOT/ SEC/5012-22030501
DSE I BImmunology Animal BiotechnologyU24/ZOO/DSE/5014-440601002
U24/ZOO/DSE/501/P-21-50502
DSE I BPhysiological Chemistry EndocrinologyU24/ZOO/DSE/5024-440601002
U24/ZOO/DSE/502 /P-21-50502
GEIntegrated Pest ManagementU24/ZOO/GE/5014-440601002
SEC IIIBiomaterials From Animal SourcesU24/ZOO/SEC/5012-22030501
DSE I CInstrumental Methods of AnalysisU24/CHE/DSE/5014-440601002
DSE I CMedicinal & Sustainable ChemistryU24/CHE/DSE/5024-440601002
Experiments in Physical chemistry & sustainable chemistryU24/CHE/DSE/501-502/P-21-50502
GEChemistry Of Cosmetics And Food TechnologyU24/CHE/GE/5014-440601002
SEC IIICheminformaticsU24/CHE/ SEC/501-222030501
Semester VI ▼
Course Type Course Title Course Code L P Credits CIA Sem End Total Marks Duration of Sem End Exam (hrs)
CCSecond LanguageU24/SL/CC/6013340601002
DSE II ACell and Molecular BiologyU24/ BOT/ DSE/6014-440601002
U24/ BOT/ DSE/601/P-21-50502
DSE II AEconomic Botany & BiotechnologyU24/ BOT/ DSE/6024-440601002
U24/ BOT/ DSE/602/P-21-50502
SEC IVFloricultureU24/ BOT/ SEC/6012-22030501
ProjectU24/BOT/ PRJ/601-444060100
DSE II BFisheries LimnologyU24/ZOO/DSE/6014-440601002
U24/ZOO/DSE/601/P
DSE II BEcology, Evolution ZoogeographyU24/ZOO/DSE/6024-440601002
U24/ZOO/DSE/602/P-21-50502
SEC IVAquarium Fish Keeping / Medical DiagnosticsU24/ZOO/SEC/6012-22030501
ProjectU24/ZOO/PRJ/6014-44060100-
DSE II CAdvanced ChemistryU24/CHE/DSE/6014-440601002
DSE II CPolymer ChemistryU24/CHE/DSE/6024-440601002
Experiments in Physical Chemistry II and InstrumentationU24/CHE/DSE/601-602/P-21-50502
SEC IVMaterial Science and CatalysisU24/CHE/SEC/601-222030501
ProjectU24/CHE/PRJ/6014-44060100-
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