Our Approach
Global Education, Global Acceptance
- The course is designed to acquire adequate knowledge of biodiversity and the anatomy of animals
- Addresses the causes of loss of habitat, disease and effect of climate change on animal life.
- The curriculum includes lectures, seminars, report writing reports and essays, field trips, interaction sessions with industry speakers, project and research
- Excellent placement records which include both private and public sectors
- Special thrust in research and project work
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Programme Details
2 Years
Programme
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Eligibility
Minimum 45% in
Best
Faculties
- To apply the theoretical knowledge gained during the program to the actual practice of laboratory animal science.
- To develop problem-solving skills in students and encourage them to carry out innovative research projects
- To equip the students to perform functions that demand higher competence in national/ international organizations.
- To serve the community by providing skills in Apiculture and Ornamental Fish.
- Scientific Knowledge: Apply Scientific knowledge for innovation and solving microbiological, biotechnological, nutritional, botanical, zoological, chemical or mathematical issues.
- Laboratory skills: Develop skills with scientific, systematic experiential learning in the respective fields of study or discipline.
- Analytical skill: Ability to understand and analyse problems relevant to socioeconomics, environment, health etc.
- Problem-solving skills: Ability to find solutions to the problems and threats faced with the help of scientific research.
- Proficiency: Develop proficiency in respective branch of science and scientific tools and equipment.
- Communication skill: Develop communication skill to communicate among the peer and society to promote scientific thinking and research outcomes.
- Professional ethics: Knowledge of professional ethics and their strict application in the respective profession.
- Research: Temperament to take up research as a career to develop new knowledge in thrust areas.
- Social Responsibility: Sense of responsibility to do the utmost possible for the development of society by educating mass, solving problems, enhancing natural resources, removing superstitions and thereby contributing to nation-building as a whole.
- Environmental responsibility: Sense of responsibility to maintain ecological balance. To be able to develop sustainable eco-friendly approaches favouring the livelihood of all the components of nature.
- Understand the nature and basic concepts of taxonomy, entomology, biochemistry, genetics, cell biology, biostatistics
- Analyse the relationships among animals, insects and humans
- Perform procedures as per laboratory standards in the areas of Taxonomy, Biochemistry, Genetics, Cell Biology, Physiology, Molecular Biology, Bioinformatics, Endocrinology, Immunology, Sericulture, Ecology, Applied Zoology, tools and techniques of Zoology, Toxicology, Entomology, Fish biology, Animal biotechnology
- Understand the applications of biological sciences in Sericulture, Aquaculture and Medicine
- Gain knowledge about research methodologies, effective communication and skills in problem-solving methods
- Contributes the knowledge for Nation building
Curriculum Details
Odd Semester
Courses for this semester
Course Overview
The purpose of this course is to develop analytical skills among the students and enhance their proficiency in English language use. It introduces the students to various types of sentences used in different situations. Students will learn to ask questions, make connections among multiple texts and improve their comprehension skills.
Course Outcomes
- Enable students to analysis and identify the different types of sentences.
- Integrate the skills of reading and speaking in professional communication.
- Boosts their confidence and morals with the help of Dress code Etiquette sessions.
Course Overview
This course will help the students to impart knowledge of taxonomy and schools of biological classification. It will also provide knowledge of the application of zoology in insect pest management and insect-based industries for the benefit of mankind.
Course Outcomes
- Recognize the recent techniques used in biological classification, and taxonomic identification of species.
- Acquire skills to define insect classification; Explain their ecological importance.
- Summarize the commercial importance of insects; Determine their role in pest management.
Course Overview
This course will help the students to understand the fundamentals of the structure, composition, and function of biomolecules. Also to develop knowledge and identify the chemical logic of bioenergetics and metabolic pathways and to impart knowledge of principles and applications of analytical instruments in life sciences. Also to analyze biological samples for purification and characterization of Proteins and Nucleic Acids.
Course Outcomes
- Identify and compare the key features of different metabolic pathways.
- Develop the capability to use the knowledge of biomolecules and their metabolism in describing and categorizing various cellular activities.
- Summarize the principles of operation of instruments to detect biomolecules and relate the practical applications of analytical techniques of biomolecules.
Course Overview
This course introduces students to the science of heredity, from its basic principles to the most recent advances in the field. It also imparts knowledge of classical and molecular genetics.
Course Outcomes
- Develop knowledge of chromosomes, their special forms and aberrations, and the extension of Mendel’s principles.
- Develop concepts in classical animal genetics and their application. It leads to a better understanding of human genetic profiles and related diseases.
- Develop knowledge to explain the genetic information that is passed on in eukaryotes and prokaryotes, control of gene expression, and genetic engineering.
Course Overview
The main focus of the course cell biology is to study the structure and function of cells. This course will focus on Eukaryotic cell biology, including subjects such as membrane structure and composition, transport, and trafficking; the cytoskeleton and cell mobility; macromolecule breakdown and energy generation; and cell integration into tissues. Important cellular processes such as cell cycle regulation, signal transduction, apoptosis (programmed cell death), and cancer cell biology will also be covered. Throughout the semester, we will try to connect errors in these numerous biological processes to human disorders to develop a better understanding of what happens when cells don't function properly.
Course Outcomes
- Improve understanding of the membrane structure and its functioning.
- Improve understanding of the structural organization of the cell and its organelles.
- Understand the process of cell division.
Course Overview
MOOCS is provided through the Coursera Platform, which is an online course where students are allowed to take courses.
Course Outcomes
- Gain information and knowledge from global level top universities.
- Develop insights from different perspectives.
- Exposure to different ways of learning platforms.
Even Semester
Courses for this semester
Course Overview
Demonstrate an understanding of biological and computer science concepts. Integrate and manage data from different genomic and proteomic research. Develop computational techniques and diversified bioinformatics tools for processing data, including statistical, machine learning and data mining techniques.
Course Outcomes
- Knowledge on computational database management system and its application in Biology
- A basic idea on the structural biology using computer.
- Knowledge on different biological database and their application
Course Overview
Physiology is the study of the mechanics of the animal and human bodies studied at the molecular, cellular, tissue and organ levels. It will teach students to understand the physics and biochemistry of each organ system and how each of these systems contributes to the functioning of the body as a whole.
Course Outcomes
- Understand the basic concepts associated with each system of the body.
- Understanding of the basic concepts and processes of physiological regulation, from cellular to organ to organismal.
- Evaluation of physiological possibilities that animals have developed through natural selection.
Course Overview
To sensitize the candidates with various aspects on evolutionary biology and animal behavior. To study the detail about habitat, patterns of behaviour and biological communications, and various stages and theories related to evolution.
Course Outcomes
- The concept of approaches to study behaviour and evolution.
- The various aspects of habitat, factors effecting survival, and aggregation and its types.
- Animal communications and interaction.
Course Overview
The course of genomics and molecular biology includes understanding of DNA, RNA and protein molecule’s structure and variations. The course pays attention in understanding the minute events associated with central dogma of life starting from DNA being replicated to transcribed and ultimately translated. The Post transcriptional and post translational events are discussed in dept. The course also touches upon about mutation, mutagens and repair mechanisms.
Course Outcomes
- Learning structural levels of nucleic acids- DNA and RNA and genome organization in prokaryotes and eukaryotes.
- Understanding the concept of Gene and the gene architecture.
- Molecular Events of Transcription and processing of transcripts, RNA editing.
Course Overview
Learn about various muscles and developmental stages of animal species. Perform different molecular techniques and use of bioinformatics tools for drug discovery.
Course Outcomes
- Understand different animal tissues and muscles.
- Learn the isolation and identification of DNA.
- Ability to use various bioinformatics tools
Course Overview
The course will cover the knowledge to understand the developmental processes starting from the fertilisation of an egg cell (or equivalent) to the formation of a well-structured and functional multicellular organism.
Course Outcomes
- Recognize the basic terminology of development and pre and post fertilization events.
- Develop a deep understanding about gene regulations in axis and pattern formation in Drosophila, amphibia and chick.
- Summarize the neural tube formation, process of organs formation, regeneration of organs and metamorphosis.
Odd Semester
Courses for this semester
Course Overview
The course is designed to develop deep understanding on the nature, function and classification of hormones. Acquire knowledge on the structure of Hypothalamus, Pituitary, Thyroid, Parathyroid, Pancreas, Adrenal Glands. Acquire knowledge on the synthesis of their hormones. Study the innate and adaptive immunity, antigens and antibodies interactions.
Course Outcomes
- To gain knowledge on structure and function of endocrine systems in invertebrates and vertebrates and understand the hormones for the treatment of endocrine syndromes.
- To analyse the different types of endocrine syndromes and their treatment based on the knowledge gained.
- Recognize the types of hypersensitivity reactions and understand the antigen antibody interaction
Course Overview
To provide basic and advanced information on population and community ecology and To introduce the immensely fascinating world of biodiversity and wildlife. To give advanced information on conservation biology.
Course Outcomes
- Understand population ecology, community ecology etc.
- Knowledge on biogeographic classification of India etc.
- Understand the threats to biodiversity and conversational scope and strategies.
Course Overview
This course brings the students an opportunity to learn in detail about the basics of research and the research process. Students are also taught about the application of various kinds of research objectives, methodology and analysis to do research.
Course Outcomes
- To familiarize students with basic of research and the research process.
- Develop understanding on various kinds of research, objectives of doing research, research process.
- To study the need of ethics and patenting in research and impart adequate knowledge in the use of genetically modified organisms and its effect on human health.
Course Overview
To provide basic and advanced information on sericulture in Assam. To learn the rearing of silk worms, harvesting and post-harvest processing of cocoons.
Course Outcomes
- To understand the biological, morphological and taxonomical features of mulberry.
- To outline Propagation and agronomical practices in mulberry, various aspects of plant physiology, scientific way of silkworm rearing.
- To understand the genetic basis of inheritance and diseases in silkworm.
Course Overview
To learn about various endocrine glands and prepare histological slides of fish/mice tissues. Demonstrate the working principles of direct ELISA, Immuno electrophoresis and estimate different ecological parameters.
Course Outcomes
- Understand the importance and structures of endocrine glands and tissues.
- Learn the techniques for detection of antigen and antibodies.
- Know the estimation of ecological parameters and learn the biodiversity of invertebrates and vertebrates.
Even Semester
Courses for this semester
Course Overview
This course will introduce students to the morphology and physiological systems of insects. The diversity of insects is readily recognizable through morphological features, and their abundance and ability to occupy a wide range of ecological niches can be attributed to adaptations of both external structures and internal physiology.
Course Outcomes
- Students should be able to define key concepts relating to insect morphology, physiology and evolution covered in lecture materials.
- Students should be able to distinguish insects based upon morphological structures.
- Students should be able to gain an understanding of the significance of different insect structure and how this relates to their function.
Course Overview
The course introduces students to the fundamental concepts of agricultural entomology and pest management including: economic thresholds, sampling techniques, plant resistance to insects, biological control, insecticide use.
Course Outcomes
- Attain broad knowledge of the ecological and physiological aspects that pertain to the field of agricultural entomology and pest management.
- Attain awareness of the impacts that insects of have on agricultural entomology and pest management.
- Preparation to be professionals in agricultural entomology.
Course Overview
In this course, students will analyze, discuss and make the students familiar with entomology and their biology. Understand and do the practical related to insects and conserve the species diversity in natural ecosystem.
Course Outcomes
- The student learns various applications of entomology.
- Ability to design, implement and analyze experiments and interpret results in entomological research.
- Preparation to be professionals in agricultural entomology.
Course Overview
Research Problems in Entomology is a project-based faculty supervised research course. This course aims to give students hands-on laboratory or field experience that can be translated into career fields in entomology.
Course Outcomes
- Students should demonstrate critical thinking skills through establishing methods to test a hypothesis; analyze and interpret results and discuss findings.
- Students should demonstrate technical competency and ethical laboratory conduct.
- Students should be able to synthesize scientific literature to their experiments and effectively communicate their finding to a scientific audience.
Course Overview
This paper deals with identification of indigenous and exotic fishes of NE India. It covers gut content analysis and growth indices of fish. It contains analysis of physico-chemical parameters of water, histological study of fish gonads, identification of fish parasites, fish osteology, DNA extraction from fish tissues and analysis of gene sequences from databases.
Course Outcomes
- Identify important indigenous and exotic fishes and fish parasites.
- Estimate physico-chemical parameters of water.
- Examine maturity stages of gonads, growth indices of fish, fish osteology.
Course Overview
The course will cover the knowledge regarding different physiological processes operating in insect body. It provides an overview of the effects of neural system on other system of the insect body. It also emphasizes on pesticides and their mode of action in controlling insects.
Course Outcomes
- Discuss various physiological systems operating in insect body.
- Understand the influence/control (neural and/or hormonal) within each system.
- Identify the various types of pesticides and link their mode of action to kill/control the insects.
Course Overview
This paper deals with basic knowledge of fisheries, general characteristics of fishes, feeding habit and digestion of fish, fish diseases and fisheries management.
Course Outcomes
- Explain various fish groups with their characteristics.
- Discuss general physiological system and diseases of fish.
- Recognize ornamental fishes of North East India; describe fish farming.
Course Overview
The course will cover the knowledge regarding morphological and anatomical peculiarities found in different insect groups. It provides an overview of the defence mechanism of insects. It also emphasizes on different methods of insect pest management and vector borne diseases caused by insects.
Course Outcomes
- Explain regarding Class Insecta and the beneficial and non-beneficial insects.
- Describe the morphology, anatomy and defence mechanism of insects.
- Illustrate the insect pest management and their control measures.
Course Overview
Research Problems in fish biology is a project-based faculty supervised research course. This course aims to give students hands-on laboratory or field experience that can be translated into career fields in fish biology.
Course Outcomes
- Students should demonstrate critical thinking skills through establishing methods to test a hypothesis; analyze and interpret results and discuss findings.
- Students should demonstrate technical competency and ethical laboratory conduct.
- Students should be able to synthesize scientific literature to their experiments and effectively communicate their finding to a scientific audience.
Course Overview
This paper deals with Sensory organs and migration of fishes, reproductive biology of fishes, endocrine system in fishes, modification in fishes, fish genetics and bioinformatics.
Course Outcomes
- Explain basic concepts of sensory organs and reproductive organs of fish.
- Illustrate the significance of endocrine system and modifications in fish.
- Describe application of biotechnology in aquaculture.
Course Overview
Research Problems in Entomology is a project-based faculty supervised research course. This course aims to give students hands-on laboratory or field experience that can be translated into career fields in entomology.
Course Outcomes
- Students should demonstrate critical thinking skills through establishing methods to test a hypothesis; analyze and interpret results and discuss findings.
- Students should demonstrate technical competency and ethical laboratory conduct.
- Students should be able to synthesize scientific literature to their experiments and effectively communicate their finding to a scientific audience.
Course Overview
Research Problems in Fish Biology and Fisheries is a project-based faculty supervised research course. This course aims to give students hands-on laboratory or field experience that can be translated into career fields in fishery science.
Course Outcomes
- Students should demonstrate critical thinking skills through establishing methods to test a hypothesis; analyze and interpret results and discuss findings.
- Students should demonstrate technical competency and ethical laboratory conduct.
- Students should be able to synthesize scientific literature to their experiments and effectively communicate their finding to a scientific audience.
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