M.Phil Animal Nutrition

The M.Phil. This postgraduate research-based program in animal nutrition leads to an M. It grants insight into the dietary requirements of several animals, such as livestock, poultry, and companion animals. Before admission, those preparing for graduate study should have received undergraduate training in basic science comparable to the typical B.S. program at modern American universities as well as some coursework related directly or indirectly to their major field of interest (e.g., nutritional requirements; feed formulation ’metabolism and its regulation;/or direct effects on animal health ad production).The emphasis on research in this course enables students to investigate topics that stretch from the effects of different feed ingredients and nutrient digestibility to how nutrition is involved in disease prevention. The education of graduates is designed to minimize exploitation within the food system, create a community approach, and realize an animal welfare-based general view. Job opportunities for M.Phil careers in academia, research institutions, feed companies, and governmental agencies where they help design sustainable feeding strategies for improved animal health and farm productivity.

Core Courses

  • Research Methodology in Animal Science
  • Animal Feed Technology
  • Nutrient Metabolism in Animals
  • Nutritional Biochemistry
  • Feed Formulation and Evaluation
  • Advanced Animal Nutrition

Eligibility Criteria

  • A relevant Bachelor’s degree (such as in Animal Sciences, Veterinary Sciences, Agriculture).
  • Minimum of 16 years of education from a recognized institution.
  • A good academic record with at least a second-class or equivalent grade.
  • Entrance exam and interview (as per the university’s admission policy).

Scope

The M.Phil. in Animal Nutrition is a postgraduate research program focusing on the dietary needs and feed management of animals. It aims to improve animal health, productivity, and sustainable farming practices through advanced nutritional strategies.

  • Develop sustainable and efficient animal feeding systems.
  • Improve animal productivity, health, and welfare through optimized nutrition.
  • Research on nutrient requirements, metabolism, and feed formulations.
  • Enhance livestock, poultry, and aquaculture sectors.
  • Contribute to food security by improving animal-based food production.
  • Work in academic, governmental, and research institutions.
  • Opportunities in feed industries, agricultural extension, and consultancy services.

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