St Thomas' College M.Sc Zoology FAQs
Ques. How many seats are available in M.Sc. Zoology at St Thomas' College, Thrissur?
Ans. There are 12 aided seats in M.Sc. Zoology. Since all seats are aided, the fees are very low (approximately Rs. 3,835 in Year 1). The programme is highly competitive due to the limited seats and the college's strong research reputation.
Ques. What are the career options after M.Sc. Zoology from St Thomas' College?
Ans. After M.Sc. Zoology, graduates can pursue careers in wildlife conservation, environmental agencies (Kerala Forest Department, WWF, WCS), research institutions (ZSI, BNHS), teaching, and government services. They can also qualify for CSIR-NET/JRF or UGC-NET/JRF (Life Sciences) for research fellowships, or pursue PhD research at the college's recognized research centre.
Ques. Does the Zoology department at St Thomas' College offer opportunities for field research?
Ans. Yes, Kerala's rich biodiversity provides unique opportunities for field-based zoological research. The department conducts field trips and projects in areas such as aquatic biology, wildlife ecology, and biodiversity studies. The college's location in Thrissur, close to the Western Ghats and various wildlife sanctuaries, is advantageous for field research.
Ques. Is CSIR-NET Life Sciences valid for PhD admission in Zoology after completing M.Sc. from St Thomas' College?
Ans. Yes, CSIR-NET/JRF in Life Sciences is accepted for PhD admission in Zoology at St Thomas' College. Qualifying CSIR-NET/JRF exempts candidates from the Calicut University PhD Entrance Test, and JRF holders receive a monthly fellowship stipend of Rs. 37,000 (JRF) or Rs. 42,000 (SRF).
Ques. What is the difference between M.Sc. Zoology and M.Sc. Environmental Science?
Ans. M.Sc. Zoology focuses on the study of animals, including their biology, ecology, physiology, and behaviour. M.Sc. Environmental Science has a broader focus on environmental issues, pollution, and conservation. St Thomas' College offers M.Sc. Zoology; candidates interested in environmental science should check the PGCAP portal for available programmes in affiliated colleges.
Ques. How competitive is M.Sc. Zoology admission at St Thomas' College?
Ans. With only 12 aided seats and the college's strong reputation, M.Sc. Zoology admission is highly competitive. Candidates with high marks in B.Sc. Zoology (typically 70%+) have a better chance of getting allotment through the PGCAP process. The actual cutoff varies each year based on the applicant pool.
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