UP Board Class 12 Agricultural Zoology Syllabus 2024-25: Download The Latest Syllabus PDF Here

May 24, 2024, 13:32 IST

This article is about the syllabus for UP Board Class 12 Agricultural Zoology. which has been released on its official website. Check out the UP Board Class 12 Agricultural Zoology syllabus PDF in this article.

UP Board has released the syllabus for various subjects for classes 9-12. Check out the syllabus for Class 12 Agricultural Zoology 2024-25.

UP Board Class 12 Agricultural Zoology Syllabus 2024-25: The Uttar Pradesh Madhyamik Shiksha Parishad (UPMSP) is the body which is responsible for the administration of the education system in Uttar Pradesh. The Board has made available the syllabi for all subjects covered from classes 9-12. Students can find the syllabus for Class 12 Agricultural Zoology here. To put it simply, Agricultural Zoology is the study of animals pertinent to agriculture.

The subject places emphasis on animals such as insects, rodents and birds that can affect production both in a positive and negative way. This article discusses the syllabus of UP Board Class 12 Agricultural Zoology in detail. Students should align their exam preparations in accordance with the latest syllabus. You can find information on important components like course structure, unit-wise weightage and internal assessment.

UP Board Class 12 Agricultural Zoology Subject Important Details

As per the syllabus, both the external and internal assessments will hold a weightage of 25 marks. The external exam will consist of identification of animals, objects (7 marks), microscopic analysis of given substances (5 marks), microscope slide identification (7 marks) and oral test (6 marks). The internal assessment will be based on- project work (8 marks), practice book (10 marks) and oral and assignments practical (7 marks).

Students should note that it will be mandatory to present the exercise book and project work at the time of practical examination. For the practical exam of individual students, the teacher/principal of schools designated as centers, will act as internal examiner and give 50% marks to students. The remaining 50% marks will be in the hands of an external examiner.