BiPC EM/TM

De Paul College began its illustrious mission in the year 1991, in a very humble manner. In the first phase it is started a junior college for boys only with 13 students on its roll. Today it is an established college offering intermediate courses in four streams (MPC, BiPC, CEC) to around 480 students. MPC courses in the junior college level offers the platform for the students who are aspiring to join in engineering in later stage. We have here an experienced faculty for training the students for the same. The labs of physics and chemistry in the junior college level are equipped with all the facilities for the practical analysis of physical as well as the chemical world.

Inter mediate is the junction where you have to take the first main diversion in your life. The turning should be sharp enough to control your future life without any regret of your choice. Based on your school performance and interests. BIPC deals with the life science with combination of physics and chemistry. It has a scope of future medical field studies. Students who want to opt for medical studies can opt for this combination in the intermediate level. We have here good faculty of the smooth running department of the college and many students find the labs are attractive for the experiment of the courses. The students who are afraid of mathematics can apply for the study of this course.

Biology is the study of living organisms. The subject is interrelated to other disciplines such as Mathematics, applied sciences, social sciences, among other disciplines. The subject has various topics such as ecology, reproduction, ecology, genetics, and plant science, among others including biomedical studies Biology is a career subject that facilitates securing employment in varied professional fields such as medicine, nutrition, biotechnology, among other fields. Studying biology facilitates full comprehension of ourselves and the environment which promotes effective environmental conservation and management for future generations. Biology facilitates our understanding of the interrelationship of humans and other organisms. The knowledge facilitates proper utilization of the resources without causing ecosystem imbalances. The world comprises of diverse organisms., Humans are able to understand their characteristics in order to conserve and manage them for future usage. All in all, Biology is life.

We have to study zoology to understand and preserve the vast diversity of species on our planet. Losing them would be a huge shame and almost a crime of humanity. We have caused and continue to cause most of the trouble that leads to species extinction. Just because we are the “dominant” species on Earth doesn’t mean that we can do whatever we want without suffering consequences.

Not only do we have to protect endangered species, we also have to protect species essential to the continuation of Earth’s life. Believe it or not, without animals, humans would die out pretty quickly. First of all, there would be no more meat. But we can’t all become vegetarians either, because there are no insects to pollinate the plants. And what about decomposers? They would disappear as well.
And lastly, we must study zoology to learn about our own ancestry and how we came to be. From animals, we can also learn about our anatomy and better understand the function of our bodies, which can help us combat diseases.In conclusion, zoology is an important field of science that applies to many real-world situations
Botany is the scientific study of plants, or multi cellular organisms, that carry on photosynthesis. As a branch of biology, botany sometimes is referred to as plant science or plant biology . Botany includes a wide range of scientific sub disciplines that study the structure, growth, reproduction, metabolism, development, diseases, ecology and evolution of plants.The study of plants is important because they are a fundamental part of life on Earth, generating food, oxygen, fuel, medicine and fibers that allow other life forms to exist. Through photosynthesis they absorb carbon dioxide, a waste product generated by most animals and a greenhouse gas that contributes to global warming.