Department News

CA Time Table BSC Hons

Sem

Paper Code

Paper Title

Date and Day

Time (From)

Time (To)

Room No.

I

ZOL 111

Animal Diversity I

5/9/2016

Tuesday

10.30

11.15

C606

I

ZOL 112

Animal Diversity I

7/9/2016

Thursday

 

1:45

2:30

C606

I

ZOL 113

Cell Biology

13/9/2016

Wednesday

 

1:45

2:30

C605

I

ZOL 114

Biochemistry I

15/9/2016

Friday

 

10:30

11:15

C605

I

ZOL 115

Practical

18/9/2016

Monday

 

1:45

3:15

 Zoology Lab

III

ZOL 311

Animal Diversity IV

4/9/2016

Monday

 

10.30

11.15

A604

III

ZOL 312

Animal Diversity V

6/9/2016

Wednesday

 

10:30

11:15

C607

III

ZOL 313

Biological tools and Techniques

13/9/2016

Wednesday

 

 

12.15

1.00

A-604

III

ZOL 314

Seminar

19/9/2016

Tuesday

 

9:30

10:30

A604

III

ZOL 315

Practical

21/9/2016

Thursday

12.15

1.45

 Zoology Lab

V

ZOL 511

Biotechnology & its applications

4/9/2016

Monday

 

12.15

1.00

C605

V

ZOL 512

Immunology

9/9/2016

Saturday

12.15

1.00

C605

V

ZOL 513

Microbiology

13/9/2016

Wednesday

12.15

1.00

C605

V

ZOL 514

Project

15/9/2016

Friday

 

 

1.00

1:45

 Zoology Lab

V

ZOL 515

Practical

18/9/2016

Monday

 

1.45

3.15

 Zoology Lab

 

CA Time Table BSC Pass course

Sem

Paper Code

Paper Title

Date and Day

Time (From)

Time (To)

Room No.

I

ZOL 101

Animal Diversity I

12/9/2016

Tuesday

1:45

2:30

D301

I

ZOL 102

Cell Biology and Genetics I

22/9/2016

Friday

1:45

2:30

D301

I

ZOL 103

Practical  Batch A

18/9/2017

Monday

10.30

12.00

Zoology Lab

I

ZOL 103

Practical  Batch B

20/9/2017

Wednesday

10.30

12.00

Zoology Lab

I

ZOL 103

Practical  Batch C

23/9/2017

Saturday

10.30

12.00

Zoology Lab

III

ZOL 301

Animal Diversity III

12/9/2016

Tuesday

10:30

11:15

D301

III

ZOL 302

Biochemistry

22/9/2016

Friday

10:30

11:15

D301

III

ZOL 303

Practical  Batch A

18/9/17 Monday

12.15

1.45

Zoology Lab

III

ZOL 303

Practical  Batch B

13/9/17 Wednesday

12.15

1.45

Zoology Lab

III

ZOL 303

Practical  Batch C

15/9/17 Friday

12.15

1.45

Zoology Lab

III

ZOL 303

Practical  Batch D

16/9/17 Saturday

12.15

1.45

Zoology Lab

V

ZOL 501

Biotechnology & Immunology

12/9/2017

Tuesday

1:00

1.45

D301

V

ZOL 502

Microbiology

19/9/2016

Tuesday

1:00

1:45

D301

V

ZOL 503

Practical  Batch A

4/9/2017

Monday

1.45

3.15

Zoology Lab

V

ZOL 503

Practical  Batch B

6/9/2017

Wednesday

1.45

3.15

Zoology Lab

V

ZOL 503

Practical  Batch C

9/9/2017

Saturday

1.45

3.15

Zoology Lab

 

Guest lecture by Dr. Surendra Nimesh

Dr. Suresh Nimesh, Assistant Professor,  Department of Biotechnology, Central University of Rajasthan delivered a talk on Thesis and Reference Managerial System on 16 March 2017 at the The IIS University Jaipur. He talked about thesis writing, citation pattern, endnote reference manager and plagiarism softwares which are inevitable part of scientific research. His talk unravelled new dimensions of thesis writing to students, research scholars and faculty.

Quiz for Honours and Post graduate students on National Science Day

Department of Zoology organized Quiz competition for BSC Honours and Post graduate students of Zoology to celebrate National Science Day on 28 February 2017. There were three groups A, B and C and group C emerged as winners. The whole event was funfilled with enhancing knowlege of the students.

Guest lecture by Professor Reena Mathur

Eminent ethologist and Professor Reena Mathur delivered a lecture on animal learning and behaviour on 20 February 2017 for the PG students of Zoology. She has authored 7 books on behaviour of birds and mammals. The lecture was highly beneficial for the students as it enhanced their ability to understand and interpret complex  learning behaviour of animals.

One day Workshop on Virtual Demonstration of Animal Dissection using Software

The Department of Zoology, IIS University, Jaipur organized a one day Workshop on “Virtual Demonstration of Animal Dissection using software” on February 10th, 2017.

Recently the practice of dissection has come under increasingly critical scrutiny by UGC and educators are concerned about the sacrifice of animals for teaching purposes. Laboratory-based activities’, including dissection, is to be replaced in a phased manner with the acquisition of appropriate technology. Keeping this as an objective this workshop was organized to create awareness  and sensitization for animal suffering and death, it is important for teachers to be informed of alternatives to dissection and to employ them appropriately.

Eminent speaker Prof. K.K. Sharma (Former VC, MDS University, Ajmer) delivered a guest lecture on alternatives available to minimize  mass dissection of animals in the curriculum of higher education. Additionally, there was an onscreen demonstration of virtual softwares for the faculty members and students.

Head of the Zoology Department, Dr. Lata Shahani summed up the highlights of the workshop to the participants and proposed vote of thanks at the end.

Visit to Jaipur Saras Diary

Students of M.Sc and Zoology (Hons.) visited Jaipur Saras Diary situated at JLN Marg on 20.1.2017. Total 70 students went for the visit. Diary officials were very cooperative and their representatives made the students familiar with various milk processing techniques like pasteurization, heat treatment of milk at various temperatures and its significance. Manufacturing and nutritional value of various diary products like ghee, butter, cheese and paneer were also told  to the students. Students also visaulized  the whole industrialization process and setup was explained  to the students. He also explained the process of community collection of milk from areas nearby Jaipur and its quality assurance tests which are performed in different milk collection booths. The visit was highly beneficial as the students learned about the functioning of diary industry.

Guest Lecture by Dr MS Malhotra on Prevention and Control of Vector Borne Diseases

Dr MS Malhotra consultant and former Deputy Director NIMR New Delhi, delivered a guest lecture on Prevention and Control of Vector Borne Diseases on 16 December 2016 in the AV Hall. He is an medical entomologist who has worked in the field of taxonomy and sibling species of Anopheles, the malaria vector. He enlightened the students on the different aspects of vector control methods and prevention of vector borne diseases. His immense knowledge enhanced the awareness among students to prevent them from mosquito bites and deadly diseases like malaria, dengue and chikungunya.

Awareness Lecture on Dengue and Chikungunya
Department of Zoology organized an awareness lecture on Dengue and Chikungunya in AV Hall on 22 September 2016. The cases of Dengue and Chikungunya are on the rise and awareness about its prevention is not adequate. Sensing the need of the hour, faculties felt it is essential to educate students about this two disease.
 Dr. Lopamudra Guha who has done her research work on Dengue and Chikungunya vectors (Aedes) from DRDE Gwalior told students about the virus, mode of transmission and preventive measures which can combat these deadly diseases. Her topic of lecture was "Battling against the menace of Dengue and Chikungunya.' The lecture benefited students across all disciplines.
An Educational trip to Nahargarh Biological Park Jaipur

On 26 September 2016, the Department of Zoology organized an educational trip for students to Nahargarh Biological Park, Kukas and enriched their knowledge about faunal as well as floral diversity. The visit to the park was an enlightening effort to make the students learn in the lap of Mother Nature. The students of BSc and MSc were able to visualize different fauna and their behavioural interactions. The park is an abode for tiger, lions, leopards, wolves, fox, jackals, hyenas, black bear, spotted deer, black buck, sambhar deer, indian gazelle, hog deer, emu, alligators, crocodiles, porcupines, wild boar, langurs and a cascade of butterflies which included plain tiger, lemon pansy, common rose, lime, blue pansy, peacock pansy, common jejebel, white orange tip, pioneer, oriental glass jewel, common yellow, indian palm bob and rounded pierrot. The park also contained numerous species of birds which included rufous treepie, peacock, kingfisher, tailor bird, babbler, bee eaters, indian roller, parakeet, pigeon, laughing dove, red wattled lapwing, drongo, robin, bulbul, and humming bird etc. The trip was an effort to make students aware about wildlife rehabilitation and its protection. Students understood the importance of forest conservation and the role of community in preseving them.

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