Post Graduate (PG) Entrance Exam - Zoology | English Medium

Many students dreams to pursue their post graduate degree from prestigious educational institutes, and for the last few years, most of the central and state universities are conducting their entrance exams for students intake into their PG courses. Applying in more than one college is fair. The only thing to take into consideration is to prepare from the right study resource for Acing various entrance exams. The revised version of post graduate entrance Exam Zoology is a one-stop solution for those who are preparing for the entrance exams to pursue M.Sc. In science. It has 43 chapters which cover the complete theory of Zoology based on the latest test pattern of different universities. Each Chapter is coupled with practice materials for enhancing conceptual clarity. With more than 1600 objective questions and 5 Practice Sets for complete examination practice, It is a highly useful resource for PG entrance in science. It enables the aspirants to score high in their exams and helps them to move one step ahead towards the goal of their life. Toc lower non-chordates, higher non-chordates, Chordata, Vertebrata (Craniata), origin of life and evidences of evolution, theories of evolution and palaeontology, the cell: structure and functions, cell Division, cell Cycle and Cell signalling, animal tissue and histology, nutrition and Digestion, respiratory system and gas exchange, blood Circulatory system, Excretion and Osmoregulation, endocrinology, control and Coordination, muscles and skeletal system, reproductive system, gametogenesis, fertilisation, cleavage and early development, chick embryology and placentation, Carbohydrates, Amino Acids and proteins, Lipids, vitamins, Minerals and Enzymes, cellular Respiration, Mendelian laws and gene interaction, chromosomal basis of Inheritance and sex determination, linkage and Recombination, Nucleic acid and protein synthesis, mutation, genetic engineering and RDT, tools and techniques in Biology, ecosystem, diversity population ecology, population and its control, immunology, Biology in human Welfare, economic Zoology, animal behaviour, communication and courtship, behaviour genetics and ethology, human Health and Diseases, pest management, practice sets (1-5).