Welcome to the blog:

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I take an opportunity to welcome you all to my blog. I will be discussing zoology for competitive exams be it NEET, KAS, IAS WHICH ARE CONDUCTED BY VARIOUS organisations like JKPSC AND UPSC etc. It is expected that my blog would be of the immense help for those competing at higher level as well as for those who are beginners in the field of zoology as I would be taking on the basics of zoology and will move on from simpler to complex so that the subject becomes not only easy but interesting for my students .
I have been into the business of teaching since 15 years and have got the experience of teaching at different levels viz 11th 12th to UG and PG and from JKPSC to UPSC levels.
What I hope and am sure of that my followers would definitely enjoy learning ZOOLOGY.
Regards 
Dr Rahul Kait 

Comments

  1. Ajay Thakur17 June 2020 at 17:47

    Thats great sir, I am excited to learn various aspects of zoology and rewind my college days ........In college it was my favourate subject ..

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  2. MANPREET SINGH18 June 2020 at 00:22

    Best wishes

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  3. Unknown18 June 2020 at 09:16

    Very Gud initiative. Accept my best wishes

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  4. Unknown18 June 2020 at 13:08

    Very Nicely explained sir...

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  5. Unknown21 June 2020 at 01:34

    Congratulations....going great...

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  6. Unknown26 July 2020 at 10:11

    Thank you sir.it is really very beneficial to even botany students.nicely explained topic relevant to both botany and zoology

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