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Which area of study focuses on the chemical processes within and related to living organisms?
Which area of study focuses on the chemical processes within and related to living organisms?
- Developmental Biology
- Biochemistry (correct)
- Ecology
- Cell Biology
What does Part B of the Zoology exam primarily assess?
What does Part B of the Zoology exam primarily assess?
- General Awareness
- Analytical Skills
- Subject-Specific Knowledge (correct)
- Language Comprehension
Which field of study would include the examination of animal groups such as mammals and reptiles?
Which field of study would include the examination of animal groups such as mammals and reptiles?
- Biodiversity & Environment Conservation
- Vertebrates and Invertebrates (correct)
- Genetics
- Immunology
Which of the following areas does NOT fall under the focus of the Zoology syllabus?
Which of the following areas does NOT fall under the focus of the Zoology syllabus?
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What is the primary purpose of studying Ecology within Zoology?
What is the primary purpose of studying Ecology within Zoology?
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Study Notes
Examination Structure
- One Question Paper consisting of 100 compulsory questions.
- Divided into two parts: Part A and Part B.
Part A
- Contains 25 questions focusing on:
- Language Comprehension and Verbal Ability.
- General Awareness.
- Mathematical and Quantitative Ability.
- Analytical Skills.
Part B
- Comprises 75 questions centered around Subject-Specific Knowledge in Zoology.
Core Topics in Zoology
- Cell Biology: Study of cell structure, function, and processes.
- Biochemistry: Examination of chemical processes within living organisms.
- Molecular Biology: Focus on molecular mechanisms that regulate biological activity.
- Ecology: Exploration of interactions among organisms and their environment.
- Evolution: Understanding of species changes over time and natural selection.
- Biodiversity & Environment Conservation: Importance of biological variety and conservation strategies.
- Immunology: Study of the immune system and responses to pathogens.
- Genetics: Analysis of heredity and the variation of inherited characteristics.
- Biotechniques: Application of techniques in biological research and development.
- Vertebrates and Invertebrates: Distinction between animal groups based on spinal structure.
- Developmental Biology: Study of organism growth and development from fertilization to adult.
- Biostatistics: Application of statistics to biological fields, crucial for data analysis.
- Animal Physiology: Examination of bodily functions and processes in animals.
- Recombinant DNA Technology: Techniques for combining DNA from different organisms for various applications.
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