isij r`rh; % ifjp;kREkd i'kqikyu izcU/ku

lSesLVj izFke %
dkslZ dk uke % ifjp;kRed i'kqikyu izca/ku% izFke
dkslZ ua- Mh-,p-,- 131] ØsfMV vkWoj % 4 ¼2$1½

lS)kfUrd
1- ikyrw i'kqvksa dk lkekU; izca/kuA
2- i'kqvksa dk vkfFkZd egRo vkSj muds mRiknA
3- ikyrw i'kqvksa o dqDdqV ds 'kjhj ds fofHku vaxksa dh igpkuA
4- jktLFkku esa ik, tkus okys xksoa’kHksM] Hksl
sa ] cdjh] ÅVks] 'kqdj ,o dqDdqV dh eq[; uLyksa dk fuokl
LFkku izeq[k fons’kh uLyksa ds y{k.k ,oa xq.kksa dk v/;;u dh tkudkjhA
5- i'kq izca/ku] mudks dkcw esa djuk] lkekU; tkudkjh tSls tkuoj dks laHkkyuk& ukFk vkSj cqy gksYMj
vkfn dk mi;ksx djukA
6- xksoa’k ÅVksa o v’o dh] cdjh] HksM] HkSl] mez Kkr djukA
7- i'kqvksa dk rkSy eki dh lgk;rk ls Hkkj Kkr djukA
8- ikyrw i'kqvks dh igpku gsrq fpfUgr djus ds rjhds tSls nkxuk] uacj yxkuk] dku cha/kuk]xksnuk vkfnA
9- i'kqvksa dk lkekU; rki Øe ukMh ,o 'olu xfr dh tkudkjhA
10- ikyrw i'kqvksa o dqDdqV esa Vhdkdj.k dk;ZØeA

izk;ksfxd
fofHkUu pkVZ~lfuEu fcUnqvksa o eksMYl ,oa lkekU; iz;ksx’kkyk lqfo/kkvksa }kjk] izk;ksfxd v/;;uA
1- i'kq fpfdRlky;ksa o i'kq ckMk esa i'kqvksa dks ykuk vksj ystkuk mudks dkcw esa djukA
2- i'kq dk Hkkj Kkr djuk o mudh igpku djukA
3- uj cNMs+ esa cUn~;kdj.k o lhx gVkukA
4- i'kqvksa esa lkekU; 'kjhj dk rkiØe 'olu xfr o ukMh xfr Kkr djukA
5- ikyrw i'kqvksa ds 'kjhj ds fofHkUu vaxksa dh igpku djokukA

lSesLVj f}rh; %
dkslZ dk uke % ifjp;kRed izca/ku% izFke
dkslZ ua- ,-,p-Mh- 132] ØsfMV vkWoj % 4 ¼2$2½

lS)kfUrd
1- ikyrw i'kqvksa dh fofHkUu izdkj dh vkokl O;oLFkk, tSls xk;] HksM+] cdjh] ?kksM+ksa] ÅV] dqDdqV xkao esa
i'kq vkoklksa esa dfe;k o fu"iknuA
2- cPpk nsrs le; vkSj rRi’pkr xk; dh ns[kHkky] xk; dks lewg ls vyx djuk] izlo dejs dks
thok.kq jfgr djuk] nqX/k Toj ls cpko] izlo izfØ;k ds y{k.k] izlo mijkar tsj Mkyuk] C;kus ds
ckn ns[kHkky vkfnA
3- 'kq"d xk; dh ns[kHkky] 'kq"d gksus ds dkj.k] 'kq"d djus dh fof/k;k] X;kHkhu xk; dk izcaU/kA
4- uotkr cPpksa dh tUe ls igys] tUe ds le; o ckn esa ns[kjs[k] fpfUgr djuk] cfn;kdju] lhax
jks/ku o chekfj;ksa ls jksdFkkeA
5- Ms;jh lkaM dh ns[kHkky] izf’k{k.k] vkokl O;oLFkk] iztuu ds fy, O;k;ke vkfnA
lsesLVj f}rh; %
dkslZ dk uke % ifjp;kREkd i'kqfpfdRlk 'kjhj fdz;k o tSo jlk;u foKku &AA
dkslZ ua- ,-,p-Mh- 122] ØsfMV vkWoj % 3 ¼2$1½

lS)kfUrd %
1- jDr ifjogu ra= dh dk;Zdh & dkMhZ;d lkbZdy] dUMD'ku] flLVe vkQ gkVZ] uoZl dUV~zksy vkQ
CyM ¶yks] 'kkd] CyM oksY;we ,.M izs'kj] ohul o fyEQsfVd fjVuZ] i'kqvksa esa izfrj{kk ,oa Vhdkdj.k
ds fl)kUr A
2- mRltZu ra= dh dk;Zdh o ck;ksdsesLVªh& o`Dd dh dk;Zdh] usQzksu dh dk;Zdh A
3- eknk tuu vaxksa dh dk;Zdh & I;wcVhZ] Åtsusfll] vksC;wys'ku o Qksjeslu vkQ dkWjil Y;wfV;e]
bLVªl lkbdy] eknk tuu esa dk;Z djus okys gkjeksUl] izsxusUlh o ikjpwjs’ku A
4- uj tuu vaxksa dh dk;Zdh&& bjsD’ku] btsdqys'ku uj tuu esa dk;Z djus okys gkjeksUl] o`"k.k ds
dk;Z dks izHkkfor djus okys dkjd] fyax fu/kkZj.k] LijesVksftusf'kl] LijesVkstksvk] tuu esa lgk;d
xzfUFk;ksa ds dk;ZA
5- nqX/k {kj.k dh dk;Zdh & Lruksa dk cuuk] nqX/k {kj.k] nqX/k {kj.k dk Lrj cus jguk ¼xsysDVksiks;sfll½
nw/k dk Fkuksa esa mrjuk ¼ysM Mkmu vkQ feYd½ dksyLVªe dk cuuk] nqX/k esa olk] izksVhu dk cuuk]
nqX/k mRiknu dk :duk vkfn A

izk;ksfxd %
1 PkkVZ ,oe~ EkkWMy ds ek/;Ek ls :f/kj IkfjLkapj.k Rka= dk v/;;Uk
2 PkkVZ ds ek/;Ek ls g`n~; pØ dk v/;;Uk
3 Ekw= Rka= dk v/;;Uk
4 PkkVZ ,oe~ EkkWMy ds ek/;Ek ls o`Dd dk v/;;Uk
5 PkkVZ ,oe~ EkkWMy ds ek/;Ek ls uj tuu Rka= dk v/;;Uk
6 'kqؼoh;±½tk¡p% 'kqØk.kq xfr'khYkrk] dqYk 'kqØk.kq la[;k] Tkhfor ,oe~ e`r 'kqØk.kq
7 PkkVZ ds ek/;Ek ls Ekknk tuu Rka= dk v/;;Uk
8 fofÒUUk Ik'kqv®a e¢a Ekn ds O;ogkfjd y{k.k
9 fofÒUUk Ik'kqv®a ds lXkHkZrk dky dk v/;;Uk
10 v;Uk¼m|½ dh fØ;kRed vkdkfjdh dk v/;;Uk
11 EkkWMy ds ek/;Ek ls IkkolUks dh fظkk dk v/;;Uk
12 lXkHkZrk Ikfj{k.k ds fy, gkWe®±u¨a dk vkèkkjÒwr Kku
isij f}rh; % ifjp;kREkd i'kqfpfdRlk 'kjhj fdz;k o tSo jlk;u foKku
lsesLVj izFke %
dkslZ dk uke % ifjp;kREkd i'kqfpfdRlk 'kjhj fdz;k o tSo jlk;u foKku &A
dkslZ ua- ,-,p-Mh- 121] ØsfMV vkWoj % 3 ¼2$1½

lS)kfUrd&
1- fofHkUu izdkj dh isaf'k;ksa dh dk;Z dh] LewFk] dkfMZ;d] oksysUVjh] LVªk;sVsM elYlA
2- jDr dksf'kdkvksa dk cuuk] fgeksiks;fll] Iyktek] lhje] CyM] ih,p] FkDdk cuuk fofHkUu izdkj dh jDr
dksf'kdk;sa] fyEQ] lsfjczksa LikbZuy ¶ywM] lk;uksfo;y ¶ywM fljl ¶ywM esdjksQststflLVe o bE;qfufV A
3- ikpura= dh dk;Z dh & Hkkstu ds izeq[k jlk;fud rRo] :f/kj tho jlk;u dkczksgkbMªsV] izksVhu] fyfiM]
feujy ,fyesUVl] foVkfeUl] tho jlk;u la?kVd vkfn ikpu ra= esa HkkSfrd dk;Zdh tSls & fizgsUlu]
pckuk] fuxyuk] xsfLVªd ewoesUV~l] NksVh o cM-h vk¡r dh dk;Zdh :feusUV o uku:feusUVu i'kqvksa dk
ikpu o mudk rqyukRed v/;;u] ikpu ra= esa dk;Z vkus okys fofHkUu ,UtkbEl] ikpd rRoksa dk
’kks"k.k] izksVhu dkczksgkbMªsV] olk dk esVkcksfyTe ikpu ra= dh fofHkUu ikpu xzfUFk;ksa tSls lysojh XysUM]
xkyCysMj] isufdz;kt vkfn ds dk;Z A
4- 'olu ra= dh dk;Zdh & esdsfuTe vkQ jsLihjs'ku o ck;ksdsesLVªh] fofHkUu izdkj dh 'olu fØ;k;sa] MsM
Lisl] d`f=e 'olu] xSlksa dk vknku iznku vkfn A

izk;ksfxd
1- :f/kj foKku iz;®Xk’kkkYkk% ,d ifjp;A
2- iz;®Xk’kkkYkk esa mi;®x g®Uks okys dk¡p dk lkekUk] midj.k] lq{en'khZ bR;kfn dk vkèkkjÒwr KkuA
3- fofÒUUk Ik'kqv®a ,oe~ Ikf{k¸k®a ds jDr uewu® ds laxzg.k dk v/;;UkA
4- izfrLdandA
5- IykTek ,oe~ Lkhje dk Ik`Fddj.kA
6- IykTek ,oe~ Lkhje dk Ikfjj{k.kA
7- :f/kj df.kdk¡, % Ikfjpk;kRed v/;;UkA
8- vèkkjÒwr rdfud®a dk ifjp; % yky :f/kj df.kdkv®a ,oe~ ’osr jDr df.kdkv®a dh x.kUkk] Ikh- Lkh-
oh-] b-Z ,Lk- vkj-] ³h- ,y- Lkh- ,oe~ ghe®Xy®fcu Kkr djukA
9- PkkVZ ,oe~ EkkWMy ds ek/;Ek ls Ik'kqv®a ds Ikkpau Rka= dk v/;;UkA
10- j®Ekaf/kdk nzOk dk LkaXkzg.kA
11- PkkVZ ,oe~ EkkWMy ds ek/;Ek ls fofÒUUk Ik'kqv®a ds 'oLku Rka= dk v/;;UkA
12- PkkVZ ,oe~ EkkWMy ds ek/;Ek ls fofÒUUk izdkj dh EkkaLkIksf'k;®a dk v/;;UkA
lsesLVj f}rh;%
dkslZ dk uke % ifjp;kREkd i'kqfpfdRlk 'kjhj jpuk foKku&AA
dkslZ ua- ,-,p-Mh-112] ØsfMV vkWoj % 3 ¼2$1½
lS)kfUrd
1- dksf'kdk&i'kq lajpuk dk vk/kkj & dksf'kdk lajpuk ,oa fofHkUu izdkj ds Årdksa dh lajpuk ,oa
tkudkjh A
2- Ikkpu ra= %& eqag] VksfUlYl] QsfjUDl] vkgkjuky] :feusUV o uku:feusUV LVksed] NksVh vakr] cMh
vakr o ikpu ls lacaf/kr lgk;d vax o ikpu xzfUFk;ak A
3- 'olu ra= %& uksfLVªy ustydsfoVh] lkbul] QfjUDl] ysfjUDl] Vªsfd;k] yUxl FkksjsDl] Iywjk o
'olu dh dk;Zdh A
4- jDr ifjogu ra=%& g`n;] jDr okfgfu;ak] f'kjk;sa] /kefu;ak] iksVZy ljD;wys'ku] QhVy ljD;wys'ku]
fyEQsfVd flLVeA
5- mRltZu ra= %& xqnksZ dh lajpuk] ;wjsVj] CysMj] ;wjsFkjk] xqnsZ ds dk;Z usQzksu dh lajpuk] feDP;wjs'ku
vknhA
6- eknk tuu ra= %& v.Mk'k;] ;wVjkbu V;wc] ;wVjl] oStkbuk] oYok tuu vaxksa dks tkus okyh jDr
f'kjk;sa o Luk;wra= A
7- uj tuu ra= %& o`"k.k] ,ihfMMk;el] MDVl fMQsjsU'k] LdksVe] isful] uj iztuu vaxksa dks tkus
okyh izeq[k isf'k;ak] tuu ra= ls lacaf/kr jDr f'kjk;s]a Luk;w ra= o lgk;d tuu xzfUFk;ak] lsds.Mjh
lsDl djsDVjA
8- Fkuksa dh lajpuk A

izk;ksfxd
fofHkUu pkVZl] eksMYl ,oa lkekU; iz;ksx'kkyk lqfo/kkvksa }kjk 'kjhj jpuk foKku ds fuEu fcUnqvksa dk
izk;ksfxd v/;;u A
1- dksf'kdk&i'kq lajpuk dk vk/kkj & dksf'kdk lajpuk ,oa fofHkUu izdkj ds Årdksa dh lajpuk ,oa
tkudkjh A
2- Ikkpu ra= %& eqag] VksfUlYl] QsfjUDl] vkgkjuky] :feusUV o uku:feusUV LVksed] NksVh vakr] cMh
vakr o ikpu ls lacaf/kr lgk;d vax o ikpu xzfUFk;ak A
3- 'olu ra= %& uksfLVªy ustydsfoVh] lkbul] QfjUDl] ysfjUDl] Vªsfd;k] yUxl FkksjsDl] Iywjk o
'olu dh dk;Zdh A
4- jDr ifjogu ra=%& g`n;] jDr okfgfu;ak] f'kjk;sa] /kefu;ak] iksVZy ljD;wys'ku] QhVy ljD;wys'ku]
fyEQsfVd flLVeA
5- mRltZu ra= %& xqnksZ dh lajpuk] ;wjsVj] CysMj] ;wjsFkjk] xqnsZ ds dk;Z usQzksu dh lajpuk] feDP;wjs'ku
vknhA
6- eknk tuu ra= %& v.Mk'k;] ;wVjkbu V;wc] ;wVjl] oStkbuk] oYok tuu vaxksa dks tkus okyh jDr
f'kjk;sa o Luk;wra= A
7- uj tuu ra= %& o`"k.k] ,ihfMMk;el] MDVl fMQsjsU'k] LdksVe] isful] uj iztuu vaxksa dks tkus
okyh izeq[k isf'k;ak] tuu ra= ls lacaf/kr jDr f'kjk;s]a Luk;w ra= o lgk;d tuu xzfUFk;ak] lsds.Mjh
lsDl djsDVjA
8- Fkuksa dh lajpuk A
 DETAILED COURSE SYLLABUS (HINDI)
Note: Syllabus is being provided in Hindi for ease of students opting Hindi
medium, however, English version should be referred in case of confusion and
English version should be deemed to be standard.

izFke o"kZ
isij izFke % ifjp;kREkd i'kqfpfdRlk 'kjhj jpuk foKku
lsesLVj izFke
dkslZ dk uke % ifjp;kREkd i'kqfpfdRlk 'kjhj jpuk foKku&A
dkslZ ua- ,-,p-Mh-&111] ØsfMV vkWoj % 3 ¼2$1½

lS)kfUrd
1- gfMM~;ksa dk lkekU; v/;;u & vfLFk foKku esa dke vkus okyhs 'kCnkoyh] vfLFk;ksa ds vkdkjkuq:i
mudk oxhZdj.k] dk;Z] xksoa'k ds dadky dh gfM;ksa dk fooj.k igpku ,oa ?kksMs- dqRrs] HksM-] 'kwdj o
eqxhZ ds dadkyksa dk rqyukRed v/;;u A
2- 'kjhj esa ik;s tkus okys fofHkUu izdkj ds tksM- ,oa laf/k;ksa dk v/;;u A
3- iSj o xnZu dh eq[; isf'k;ka ,oa Vs.Mu dk v/;;u A
4- Ropk ,oa mlls lacaf/kr vo;oksa dk v/;;u & tSls ,ihMfeZl] MfeZl] Ropk ds jax] gk;iksMfeZl]
cky] Ropk esa ikbZ tkus okyh L=koh xzfUFk;ak] lhax] M;wDykt] psLVuV vkfnA

Ikzk;ksfxd
fofHkUu pkVZl] eksMYl ,oa lkekU; iz;ksx'kkyk lqfo/kkvksa }kjk 'kjhj jpuk foKku ds fuEu fcUnqvksa dk
izk;ksfxd v/;;u A
1- gfMM~;ksa dk lkekU; v/;;u & vfLFk foKku esa dke vkus okyhs 'kCnkoyh] vfLFk;ksa ds vkdkjkuq:i
mudk oxhZdj.k] dk;Z] xksoa'k ds dadky dh gfM;ksa dk fooj.k igpku ,oa ?kksMs dqRrs] HksM-] 'kwdj o
eqxhZ ds dadkyksa dk rqyukRed v/;;u A
2- 'kjhj esa ik;s tkus okys fofHkUu izdkj ds tksM- ,oa laf/k;ksa dk v/;;u A
3- iSj o xnZu dh eq[; isf'k;ka ,oa Vs.Mu dk v/;;u A
4- Ropk ,oa mlls lacaf/kr vo;oksa dk v/;;u & tSls ,ihMfeZl] MfeZl] Ropk ds jax] gk;iksMfeZl]
cky] Ropk esa ikbZ tkus okyh L=koh xzfUFk;ak] lhax] M;wDykt] psLVuV vkfnA
 8. Formulation of ration and feeding of goat during different phases of growth,
development and production (milk, meat and hairs).
9. Feeding of diseased animals.
10. Grazing farm management.

Practical
1. Formulation of rations for cattle and buffalo with conventional and unconventional
feed ingredient
2. Formulation of rations for sheep with conventional and unconventional feed
ingredient
3. Formulation of rations for goat with conventional and unconventional feed
ingredient
4. Formulation of rations for swine with conventional and unconventional feed
ingredient
5. Formulation of rations for poultry with conventional and unconventional feed
ingredient
6. Formulation of rations for feeding of livestock during scarcity

Hospital Practice Course no. (Non Credit Course)

AHD 261:(0+6) First semester and AHD 262 : (0 + 6) Second semester
Hands on training and skill development in routine practices to be followed in medicine, surgery
and gynecology clinics. Preliminary knowledge of Diagnosis and treatment. Introduction of A.I.
Assistance to Doctor’s of different Clinical Departments.
 PAPER – V: Introductory Animal Nutrition

Course No. AHD-251; Cr. Hrs. 3 (1+2)

Theory
1. Composition of animal body and plants.
2. Nutritional terms and their definitions.
3. Common feeds and fodders, their classification, availability and importance for
livestock and poultry production.
4. Various physical, chemical and biological methods of feed processing for
improving the nutritive value of inferior quality roughages.
5. Preparation, storage and conservation of livestock feed through silage and hay
and their uses in livestock feeding.
6. Harmful natural constituents and common adulterants of feeds and fodders.
7. Feeding standard, their uses and significance, merit and demerits of various
feeding standard with reference to ruminants
8. Use of NPN compounds for ruminants

Practical
1. Familiarization of various feed stuff, fodder and their selection.
2. Preparation and processing of samples for chemical analysis – herbage, faeces,
urine and silages.
3. Demonstration of laboratory ensiling of green fodders. Silage pit preparation.
4. Improving nutrient state of low quality fodder by Physical methods
5. Improving nutrient state of low quality fodder by Chemical methods
6. Improving nutrient state of low quality fodder by Biological methods

Semester II
Course No. AHD-252; Cr. Hrs. 2(1+1)

Theory
1. Importance of minerals (major and trace elements) in health and production, their
requirements and supplementation in feed.
2. Importance of vitamins in health and production, their requirements and
supplementation in feed.
3. Feed additives in the rations of livestock and poultry.
4. Balanced ration and its characteristics
5. General principles of computation of rations
6. Formulation of rations and feeding of dairy cattle and buffaloes during different
phases of growth, development and production (neonate, young, mature,
pregnant, lactating and dry animals; breeding bull and working animals).
7. Formulation of ration and feeding of sheep during different phases of growth,
development and production (milk, meat and wool).
 Paper IV- Introductory Animal Reproduction
Course No. AHD-241; Cr. Hrs. 3 (1+2)

Theory:
Anatomy and physiology of male and female reproductive organs, reproductive
endocrinology, introductory chemistry and functions of reproductive hormones, puberty
Estrous cycle, signs of estrus and estrous detection, properties of estrous mucus,
gestation and pregnancy diagnosis, parturition
Introduction of spermatogenesis, breeding soundness examination (BSE) of males,
collection of semen, testing of fresh semen (macroscopic and microscopic), introduction
of preservation of semen, handling of frozen semen, methods of artificial insemination
and record keeping and follow up of inseminated females.
Introduction of andrology, preliminary knowledge of male infertility, ailments of testes,
penis, prepuce etc., infectious reproductive diseases of males.

Practical:
Reproductive examination of female, pregnancy diagnosis, practice of intrauterine
pipetting, examination of fern pattern of estrous mucus, testing of frozen semen,
techniques of artificial insemination.
BSE of male, collection of semen, testing of fresh semen
Castration of male
Handling, care, maintenance and sterilization of various materials and instruments used
in reproductive techniques, keeping of reproductive records.

Semester II (2nd year AHDP) Course title: Introductory Animal

Reproduction II (Gynaecology, Obstetrics)
Course No. AHD-242; Cr. Hrs. 3 (1+2)

Theory:
Introduction of gynaecology, infectious and noninfectious female infertility ̶ delayed
puberty, congenital defects, hypoplasia of ovaries, cystic ovarian degeneration,
anestrus, repeat breeding problem, infectious and venereal causes of infertility, metritis,
pyometra.
Abnormal gestation, abortions and other complications of gestation like mummification,
maceration, hydropsy of pregnancy etc.
Dystocia, maternal and fetal causes of dystocia, uterine torsion, cervico-vaginal and
uterine prolapse, retained fetal membranes.

Practical:
Name, use and maintenance of gynaecological and obstetrical instruments,
administration of intrauterine medicines, practice of handling of dystocia using phantom
box, foetotomy operations, management of cases of prolapse, retained fetal
membranes, uterine torsion, name and care of surgical instruments for caesarian
operation, preparation of surgical packs, post operative care of animals.
 Paper-III: Minor Veterinary Surgery
Semester I
Name of the Course: Minor Veterinary Surgery-I
Course No. AHD-231; Cr. Hrs. 3 (1+2)

Theory
1. Methods of sterilization
2. Definition of sepsis and asepsis.
3. First aid for animal wound.
4. Anaesthetization of animal
5. Suturing of skin and the instrument used thereof.
6. Firing, Tattooing, Dehorning, Docking.

Practical
1. Awareness and uses of surgical instruments.
2. Sanitization / Sterilization of instruments used in hospital, first-aid and bandaging of
wounds etc.

Semester II
Name of the Course: Minor Veterinary Surgery-II
Course No. AHD-232; Cr. Hrs. 3 (1+2)

Theory
1. Firing, Tattooing, Dehorning, And Docking.
2. First aid of wound, Abscess.
3. Dislocation, sprain in animals – Sigh and treatment.
4. Various types of bone fractures and their treatment
5. Knowledge of instrument, used in laboratory or hospitals.

Practical
(1) To prepare site for operation and to help veterinary doctor during operation.
(2) Demonstration of castration and other minor surgical procedures.
Semester II
Name of the Course: Introductory Veterinary Preventive Medicine
Course No. AHD-222; Cr. Hrs. 3 (2+1)
Theory
Etiology, symptoms, treatment prevention and control of following infectious
diseases.
a) Bacterial diseases – Anthrax, Hemorrhagic Septicemia. Black Quarter,
Brucellosis, Tuberculosis, Paratuberculosis, Actinomycosis, Actinobacillosis,
Leptospirosis, Salmonellosis, Colibacillosis, Contagious Caprine Pleuro
Pneumonia, Tetanus, Enterotoxaemia, Botulism, Bacillary haemoglobinuria, Foot
rot and Mastitis etc.
b) Viral diseases – Rinderpest (R.P.), Foot and Mouth disease (F.M.D.), Pox (cow
pox, sheep pox, goat pox, fowl pox etc.) Rabies, bovine malignant cararrh,
mucosal disease complex, ephemeral fever, mycoplasma, African horse
sickness. Ranikhet diseases, Marek’s diseases, Pulloram disease, Chronic
Restrinatory Disease (CRD), Bird flu and Gumboro disease.
c) Fungal diseases – Ring worm and Aflatoxicosis.
d) Protozoan diseases – Theileriosis, Babesiosis, Surra, Leishmaniasis and
Coccidiosis etc.
e) Rickettsial diseases - Anaplasmosis etc.
f) Parasitic diseases of animals – Parasitic gastroenteritis in ruminants,
Hemonchosis in ruminants, Ascarid infestations, Strongylosis, Lungworm
infestation, Fasciolosis, Amphistomosis, Tapeworm infestations, Nasal bots,
Ticks infestation, Louse infestations and Mites infestations etc.

Practical
I. Method of collection and examination of blood, faeces, urine, milk, skin
scrapings from animals etc. for laboratory diagnosis.
II. Different methods of administration of vaccines in animals & birds.
III. Cleaning and sterilization of glasswares etc.
IV. Separation of serum and plasma from blood.
V. Different staining methods.