• Wildlife biologists study animals and their habitats.

• They work to understand animal behavior, interactions, and role in the ecosystem.

• They work in a variety of settings, including research labs, government agencies, conservation groups, and private consulting companies.

• Study animals in their natural habitats.

• Analyze the characteristics of animals to identify and classify them.

• Study wildlife disease transmission.

• Study wildlife and ecosystems.

• Collect specimens for study and observation.

• Inventory or estimate plant and wildlife populations.

• Develop and implement management plans for wildlife populations.

• Educate the public about wildlife conservation.

• Conduct research on wildlife issues.

• Write reports and scientific papers.

1. Career Path 1:

   1. Complete 12th Zoology.

   2. Complete B.Sc. in Biological Sciences.

   3. Further, you can proceed with M.Sc. in Wildlife Science.

2. Career Path 2:

   1. Complete 12th Science with Biology as a core subject.

   2. Complete B.Sc. in Wildlife Biology or Wildlife Management.

   3. Further, you can proceed with M.Sc. in Wildlife Science or Wildlife Management.

3. Career Path 3:

   1. Complete 12th Science with Biology as a core subject.

   2. Complete B.Sc. in any stream.

   3. Further, you can pursue a postgraduate diploma in Wildlife Biology or Wildlife Management.

• Wildlife Institute of India Entrance Exam (WII)

  • Conducted by WII for admission to postgraduate degree programs in wildlife biology and conservation.

• National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET)

  • National-level exam conducted for admission to undergraduate medical and dental programs.

  • Some universities also accept NEET scores for admission to undergraduate courses in wildlife biology.

• Geographic Information Systems (GIS)

• Environmental Compliance

• Project coordination

• Research Analysis

• Forester

• Wildlife biologist

• Wildlife conservation manager

• Wildlife researcher

• Zoologist

• The demand for wildlife biologists is low.

• The average salary for a wildlife biologist is 3 to 4 lakhs per year.

• The fees for a wildlife biology course are low.

• Students can expect to spend less than 2 lakhs to pursue this course.

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• Wildlife Institute of India

• National Centre for Biological Sciences (NCBS)