• Duration: Typically three to four years.
• Mode: Generally offered in full-time mode, although part-time or online options may be available.
• Eligibility Criteria: Usually requires completion of high school education or equivalent with a strong background in biology and other science subjects.
• Admission Process: Typically involves filling out an application form, submitting academic transcripts, possibly passing an entrance exam, and meeting any additional requirements set by the institution.
• Career Opportunities: Diverse career paths in fields such as research, conservation, education, wildlife management, zoos and aquariums, environmental consulting, and pharmaceuticals. Graduates may work as zoologists, wildlife biologists, conservation officers, educators, research scientists, or pursue further studies in zoology or related disciplines.