Hi Prerana,

Typically the first semester exam (Odd semester) for BSc Zoology is held around November/ December. Refer to your college website for specific dates. Hope this helps.

Hi Sparsha,
Please refer to this article for TS EAMCET Physics, Chemistry and Biology topics

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/ts-eamcet-2026-syllabus-for-bipc-physics-chemistry-biology-topics

Here are some CUET PG ZOOLOGY mock tests:

• EduRev mock test 1: https://edurev.in/

•EduRev mock test 2: https://edurev.in/test/61363/CUET-PG-Zoology-Mock-Test-2

•full mock test series: https://edurev.in/courses/105748_Zoology-CUET-PG-Mock-Test-Series-

You can attempt online for free.

Hello,

The CSIR NET Zoology (Life Sciences) exam is conducted by NTA twice every year .

• One exam is held in June

• The other exam is held in December

The December 2025 CSIR NET exam has already been conducted.

The next CSIR NET Zoology exam is expected in June 2026

HELLO,

Yes, you can pursue MSc in Botany or Zoology, but it depends on your UG degree and eligibility. Having an RT in Chemistry in Class 12 (2022) does not usually affect PG admissions if you later cleared Class 12 and completed a relevant Bachelor’s degree from a recognized university,

Hello,

Here is your TOSS SSC Exam 2026: Dates, Syllabus, Exam Pattern, Result. I am providing you the link. Kindly open and check it out.

https://school.careers360.com/exams/toss-ssc

I hope it will help you. For any further query please let me know.

Thank you.

Hello aspirant,

With an emphasis on graduation-level concepts with analytical questions, the CUET PG MSc Zoology syllabus for 2026 covers fundamental zoological topics such as Cell Biology, Biochemistry, Molecular Biology, Ecology, Evolution, Genetics, Animal Physiology, Developmental Biology, Immunology, Biotechnology, Biodiversity & Conservation, Biostatistics, Vertebrates & Invertebrates .

To know the

Yes, you can apply for several FSSAI-related posts, but it depends on the specific post and its eligibility rules.

For FSSAI recruitment, different posts require different educational backgrounds. M.Sc. Food Science and Nutrition is generally considered a relevant qualification for many food-safety-related roles, but B.Sc. Zoology alone does not meet