Zoology
Central Universities55% or more in B.Sc. with Zoology as a major subject
State UniversitiesUsually 50% or above (some accept 45% for reserved categories)
Private Universities45% to 50% in B.Sc., often with relaxed criteria
IITs/IISERs (if through JAM)55% (General), 50% (SC/ST/PwD), and must qualify JAM exam
Aim for at least 50–55% in Zoology and overall B.Sc.
Apply through CUET-PG, PG entrance exams, or university-level tests based on your target college
If your score is lower, consider private universities or open universities like IGNOU (which accept lower percentages)
Hi,
If you want to pursue M.Sc. in Zoology, then percentage required for admission can vary from university to university. There is no fixed percentage across all colleges but most universities have set a minimum of 50% to 55% marks in your B.Sc. degree, especially in your Zoology major or a related subject like in Delhi University and similar central universities may ask for at least 55% for general category students. For reserved categories like OBC/SC/ST, the required percentage is often lower around 45%–50%. State universities or other colleges may also accept students with just 50% aggregate in B.Sc., depending on seat availability.
Some top universities take admission through entrance exams like CUET-PG, or through university-specific exams. In such cases, the entrance exam score becomes more important, but still, you must meet the minimum qualifying marks for graduation.
Also, many universities give preference to students who studied Zoology as an Honours or Core subject, not as a generic subject. There’s no fixed percentage across all colleges. Different colleges ask for different marks .
Want to explore more M.Sc. Zoology eligibility and admission details y ou can visit:
https://university.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-msc-in-zoology-degree-colleges-in-india
Best of luck!
Hello
If you are preparing for NEET and want to do B.Sc. (Hons) Zoology at low cost with flexible/part-time study, here are affordable options:
Affordable Colleges (Distance/Open Mode):
1. IGNOU (Indira Gandhi National Open University)
Mode : Distance learning
Course : B.Sc. Life Sciences (with Zoology options)
Fees : Rs5,700/year
2. Delhi University – School of Open Learning (DU SOL)
Offers : B.Sc. Life Science via Non-Collegiate Women’s Education Board (NCWEB) for girls only
Low fees and part time classes on weekends
3. State Government Colleges
Fees: Rs2,000–8,000/year
Apply through state-level UG counselling or directly (based on 12th marks)
4. BHU (Banaras Hindu University) –
Through CUET UG B.Sc. Zoology at a low fee
Excellent reputation, hostel facility available .
hope this helps you .
Hello aspirant,
yes, the Rajghad College does offers the course of MSc in Zoology. The course is of two years, full time and via offline mode. The eligibility includes BSc in relevant subject from a recognized university. The fees of which is 60k INR.
For more information, you can click on the link given below, https://dqxeclau.top/university/opjs-university-rajgarh/msc-zoology-course
I hope you find this helpful.
Regards
Hello Aspirant
To join the MSc Zoology program at Karnataka University Dharwad in 2025 here is what you need to know
Admission Process and Eligibility You must have a BSc degree with Zoology and at least 45 percent aggregate marks 40 percent for SC ST
Admission is based on a university entrance exam with merit determined by 50 percent entrance score and 50 percent undergraduate marks
Entrance Exam Timing The entrance test is typically held in June or July each year Stay updated via the KUD PG admissions portal
Syllabus Overview The entrance exam covers core BSc Zoology topics The official syllabus includes
Biosystematics
Biology of non chordates and chordates
Molecular genetics and cell biology
Animal physiology
Environmental biology
Evolutionary biology
Developmental biology
Animal biotechnology
Endocrinology Reproduction and Applied Zoology
All the best for your preparation.
Hello,
To get admission in MSc Zoology at Karnataka University, Dharwad in 2025, you must have a BSc degree with Zoology as one of the subjects. You should have at least 45% marks (40% for reserved categories).
Hope it helps !
Hello Aspirant,
To pursue an M.Sc. in Zoology at Karnataka University, Dharwad in 2025, you must hold a B.Sc. degree in Zoology or a related life science subject with at least 45% marks (40% for reserved categories). Admission is granted through a university-level entrance exam, usually held between June and July. The final merit is calculated by combining 50% of your entrance exam score and 50% of your undergraduate marks. As a B.Sc. Zoology graduate from Goa, you are eligible under the "other university" category, where a few seats are reserved. The syllabus for the entrance covers key subjects like animal diversity, cell biology, genetics, ecology, and physiology, based largely on B.Sc. Zoology topics. Keep checking the official Karnataka University website (kud.ac.in) for the latest notifications regarding the entrance exam, application form, and syllabus details.
All the best for your admission process.
Yes, many universities in India accept BSc Chemistry students with Biology or Zoology background for MSc Biochemistry . The eligibility for MSc Biochemistry usually requires a BSc degree with Chemistry, Biology, Biochemistry, or Life Sciences as one of the main subjects.
Since you have Chemistry as your major and Zoology as a minor, you are eligible for admission in most universities offering MSc Biochemistry, especially if you have studied basic biology-related subjects during graduation .
The M.L Arya college of Purnea University, Bihar offeres a 3 year full time undergraduate program of B.Sc Zoology ( Honours ). The fees of which is 9266 INR. The eligibility requirements are that the candidate should have passed 10 +2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology with minimum of 45% from any certified board.
For more details you can check their official website,
https://purneau.ac.in/
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