Students preparing for ICAR AIEEA PG covering structural organization of domestic animals, histology, and embryology.

Aspirants focusing on animal husbandry practices, breeding management, and sustainable livestock production systems.

Candidates studying organ systems function, homeostasis, and physiological mechanisms in domestic animals.

Students mastering biomolecules, metabolic pathways, enzymology, and clinical biochemistry for veterinary applications.

Learners covering bacterial, viral, and fungal pathogens affecting animals, along with immunology fundamentals.

Students studying disease mechanisms, systemic pathology, necropsy techniques, and diagnostic histopathology.

Aspirants learning genetic principles, breeding methods, selection strategies, and quantitative genetics in livestock.

Candidates focusing on nutrient requirements, feed formulation, digestion physiology, and deficiency disorders.

Students covering drug actions, therapeutic applications, toxicological principles, and veterinary therapeutics.

Learners studying zoonotic diseases, disease surveillance, food safety, and One Health concepts.

Candidates mastering helminth and arthropod parasites, protozoal infections, and parasite control strategies.

Students focusing on milk and meat processing, quality control, preservation techniques, and value addition.

Aspirants learning communication methods, rural development, extension techniques, and farmer education strategies.

Candidates studying surgical principles, anesthesia, orthopedics, and diagnostic imaging techniques.

Students covering clinical diagnosis, systemic diseases, therapeutics, and internal medicine of domestic animals.

Learners mastering reproductive physiology, breeding technologies, pregnancy management, and reproductive disorders.