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Which DU College is best for Zoology Hons.?
Every college of Delhi University has the best faculty, infrastructure, and results. But specifically for Zoology Hons., the following colleges are considered the best:
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Hindu College
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Miranda College
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Kiori Mail College
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Sri Venkateshwara College
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Hansraj College
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Ramjas College
The quality of education offered by a college can be determined by its cutoff and placements. All the above colleges have the highest cutoffs and excellent placement drives.
What matters the most is your keenness in acquiring knowledge. With the right attitude and mindset, Zoology Hons. from any college will become valuable.
How is the overall percentage calculated in IGNOU BSc in zoology?
IGNOU BSc has 2 types of subjects - Theory and Practical. It’s further divided into - Assignments and Term end theory exams.
In order to calculate total marks in a paper out of 100 - Assignment marks* 0.3 + Theory marks*0.7. The calculated sum will be your overall marks out of 100.
To know the actual marks that will be on your marks sheet follow this rule:
For theory-
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If it is a 4 credits course divide the marks by 2.
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If it is a six-credit course, divide it by 4/3.
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If it is a 2 credit course divide it by 4
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This is because 8,6,4,2 credit courses have total marks out of 100, 75, 50 & 25 respectively.
For practical-
It has two parts - Lab 1 and Lab 2
Total marks out of 100 = Lab 1 mark*0.7 + Lab 2 marks*0.3. To calculate total marks follow the same rule mentioned above. Total credits in BSc-96
Therefore total marks will be 96/8=12 hundred.=1200
Net percentage will be = Total marks out of 1200 /Twelve hundred multiplied by 100 .
What are the minimum qualifying marks for zoology hons. in WBSU?
Different colleges set different marks for form submission. If you are willing to take admission for an honors program at WBSU, make sure you have the minimum marks required, i.e., 45 out of 100.
If you want to pursue Zoology Honours, you have to have 45 in Biology in your class 12th examination. But if your Biology marks are less than 45, then you will have to take special permission from the Vice-Chancellor or Registrar of WBSU.
To keep your Honours, you need to score at least 42% in each year’s honors paper. Failing to maintain this might result in losing the honors degree.
Which is the best university to study UG course in chemistry zoology CU, BU, KU or WBSU?
One of my friends studied at Calcutta University, so I might be able to give you some details about it.
- Calcutta University (CU) is one of the oldest functioning institutions in West Bengal.
- It is popular among students.
- In Calcutta, most of the colleges are affiliated with CU.
- The one thing that every CU student is familiar with is their strict grading system.
- Scoring even a 60% is very difficult. Some students even think this is a good enough score if you are a student of CU.
- Nowadays top reputed MNCs also demand at least 60% to be able to sit for placements.
Finally, you should keep in mind that other mentioned universities may not be as old and experienced as CU, but they will show a bit of leniency while giving marks. So ultimately the decision is yours, whether you want to study in a reputed university with a strong and reliable alumni network or opt for the easier way out by getting admission to newer institutions.
How is Shoolini University for zoology?
Shoolini University is a private university situated in Solan district. Admissions for zoology are based on merit followed by counseling and personal interview. The placement rate of the university is also quite impressive.
Given below is a brief look into the BSc Zoology program offered by the university.
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Total course fee |
2.25 lakhs |
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Application fee |
800 INR |
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Total seats available |
30 |
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Top recruiters |
Airtel, Bank of America, Biocon, Cipla, eClerx, Ferns N Petals, Genpact |
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Average salary package |
3.3 lakhs |
Admission process:
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The admission process is both online and offline with an application fee of 800 INR.
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Admissions for Zoology are totally based on merit. For BSc in Zoology, admissions are based on the result of the 12th board, and for M.Sc, admissions are based on the graduation merit followed by personal interview.
Placements:
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The University has a record for 100% placements last year. About 2000 students in different streams got placed.
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Companies like Airtel, Bank of America, Biocon, Cipla, eClerx, Ferns N Petals, Genpact, Havells Limited, Hindustan Unilever, etc visit the campus every year in search of good placements.
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The average salary offered to students of this university is 3.3 lakhs and the highest salary package offered is 15 lakhs.
Facilities and faculty:
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The institute offers decent facilities including spacious classrooms, a well-stocked library, equipped labs. Students can also avail of medical facilities.
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The faculties are well-qualified and have experience teaching in their relative fields.
Overall Shoolini university is a good place for doing Btech in Biotechnology with a placement rate of almost 100%.
What is the cutoff for BSc Hons Zoology course at LPU?
- LPUNEST exam is mainly for getting scholarships. For example, If your LPUNEST score is more than the category I cut-off or you have secured 95% or above in 12th boards, then you will get a 38% scholarship on the programme fee.
- Similarly, If your LPUNEST score is more than the category II cut-off or you have secured 90%-94.99% in 12th boards, then you will get a 33% scholarship on the programme fee.
- If your LPUNEST score is more than the category III cut-off or you have secured 90%-89.99% in 12th boards, then you will get a 28% scholarship on the programme fee. In this way, the scholarships are granted to the students.
To pursue a BSc hons Zoology course at LPU, you need to pass with an aggregate mark of 60% in your class 12th board examinations. You must have studied subjects such as Physics, Biology, Chemistry, Biotechnology and English or equivalent to be eligible to sit for CUET or LPUNEST.
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