Veterinary Degrees Online

Semester-I Semester-II
ENG-300 English-I (3) ENG-301 English-II(3)
PKST-300 Pakistan Studies (2) ISST-301 Islamic Studies (2)
COMP-300 Computer Applications(3) COMP-301 Computer Application(3)
ZOOL-310-11 Principles of Animal Life(3.1) ZOOL-312-13 Principles of Animal Life-II(3-1)
BOT/MIC-320-21 Botany/Microbiology (2-1) BOT/MIC-322-23 Botany/Microbiology (2-1)
PHYS/BIO-320-21 Physiology/Biochemistry(2-1) PHYS/BIO-322-23 Physiology/Biochemistry(2-1)
Semester-III Semester-IV
ENG-400 English-III (3) ENG-401 English (3)
ZOOL-410-11 Animal Diversity-I (3-1) ZOOL-414-15 Animal forma & functions-I (3-1)
ZOOL-412-13 Animal Diversity-II(3-1) ZOOL-416-17 Animal forma & functions-II (3-1)
BOT/MIC-420-21 Botany/Microbiology (2-1) BOT/MIC-422-23 Botany/Microbiology (2-1)
PHYS/BIO-420-21 Physiology/Biochemistry(2-1) PHYS/BIO-422-23 Physiology/Biochemistry(2-1)
Semester-V (Start of M.Sc. (Prev:) Semester- VI
ZOOL-500-01 Cell & Molecular Biology (3-1) ZOOL-507-08 Genetics (3-1)
BIOC-502-03 Biochemistry (3-1) ZOOL-509-10 Biostatistics & Bio-Micro: Tech:(3-1)
PHYS-504-05 Physiology (3-1) ZOOL-511-12 Developmental Biology(3-1)
ZOOL-506 Animal Behavior (3) ZOOL-513-14 Ecology (3-1)
MATH-500 Mathematics (3) MATH-501 Mathematics (3)
Semester-VII Semester-VIII
ZOOL-600-01 Evolution & Principles of Systemaics(3-1) ZOOL-608-09 Bioinformatics (2-1)
ZOOL-602-03 End:/Phys:/Ento;/Micro;/Pars;/ (3-1) ZOOL-610 Social Work / Elective (2)
ZOOL-604-05 Fisheries (2-1) ZOOL-611 Research Report/Review Report (4)
ZOOL-606 Research Methodologies (1) ZOOL-612-13 Wild Life (3-1)
ZOOL-607 Zoogeography & Paleontology (3) ZOOL-614-15 End:/Phys:/Ento;/ Micro:/Pars;/ (3-1)
ZOOL-616 Internship(Optional)

The department offers the degrees of B.Sc. (Honours) M.S., M.Phil. and Ph.D. in different specialized branches of Zoology, Viz. Entomology, Fisheries, Genetics, Parasitology and Wildlife Biology. B.Sc. Honours is a four year integrated course comprising of based on course and laboratory works. Students are to complete a total of 32 courses in zoology and 14 courses in two subsidiary subjects (Botany, Biochemistry and Microbiology) in four years.

M.Sc. Final is a one-year degree based either on course works (Group A) or, research and course works (Group B). Students after completing B.Sc. :Honours degree are enrolled to take a research project along with the specialized courses and submit a thesis. Alternatively, Group A students take a practical examination in lieu of thesis. The research is carried out under the supervision of a member of the academic staff of the Department.

M.Phil. is normally a two-year degree based on course works and research. The research results are submitted in the form of a thesis. An oral examination is also required.

Ph.D. is normally a four-year degree based completely on research. On completion of the research a candidate must submit a thesis embodying the results of his work. He is also required to take an oral examination.

Biochemistry of Feed and Animal Nutrition, Animal Nutrition, Feed Science and Basics of Agronomy, Feeding of Sport Horses, General Canine and Feeding of Cats and Dogs, Service and Breeding Dogs for Hunting, Basics of Agrotechnics, Forage Science-1, Forage Science-2, Husbandry Mechanization, Applied Botany, Animal Nutrition-1, Animal Nutrition-2, Producion of Compound Fodder and Quality Control, Feeding of Fur-bearing animals, General Canine. feeding of Cats and Dogs, Quality Managment Systems in Feed Industry, Technologies of Economical – Industrial Experiments in Cattle Breeding.

Services

the preparation of optimal rations and valuable feeding systems for highly productive cows; the preparation of intensive feeding systems with a minimal quantity of concentrated fodder; the usage of non-traditional fodder for animal feeding.

Zoology had its origin in the Department of Botany in 1969-70. With the rapid advances in the field of animal science, it was felt necessary to extend it into an independent and full-fledged Department. Thus the Department of Zoology started functioning in the middle of 1972. Late Professor Dr. Mustafizur Rahman was appointed the first Headed. Since then the Department of has developed at a fast rate to its present state with a view to meeting the growing demand for trained personnel in the fields of classical as well as applied Zoology. Many changes have taken place over the last three decades.

Many of the ex-students have found careers in academic and research organizations, while other have already secured important positions in the public and private sectors of the country. The exchange of ideas between staff and students is encouraged through seminars where research findings are presented and discussed.