LPM || LPM syllabus

 1st Internal

Syllabus of LPM 

Dr.Rabindra Sir
1) Demographic Distribution 
2) Problems and prospect of livestock in India 
3) Body conformation 
4) Body scoring 
5) Vices
6) Animal and land holding pattern in India 
7) Drug Administration 

Dr Shailendra Sir
1) Housing system of Ruminants 
2) Milking Management
3) Factors affecting quality and quantity of milk
4)Care and management of dairy animals
5)Draught ability of cattle and buffalo
6) Labour Mangement 
7) Economic Traits of cattle and buffalo 
8) Breeds of cattle and buffalo 

Dr Pawan Sir 
1) Breeds of goats 
2) Breeds of Sheep
3) Housing of Sheep and goat 
4)Sheep and goat production 

Dr.Nishant Sir
1) Livestock distribution 
2) Terminologies related to livestock 
3) Breeds found in India 
4) Management practices in livestock 
5) Livestock Production System 


Dr. Tajwar ma'am 
1) Fodders
2) Grassland
3) Silage
4) Conservation of soil and moisture


2nd Internal

Dr. Rabindra Sir Topics
1.Animal welfare
2.Human and animal welfare in relation to ecosystem and environmental factors
3.Role of veterinarian in animal welfare
4.Animal welfare organizations animal welfare board of India their role function and current  status
5. Role  and function of CPSCEA
6. Rules ,Regulations Laws on Animal Welfare
7. Protection of Wildlife in nature and Captivity 
8. Protection and Welfare of Performing Animals 
9. Welfare of animal during Transportation

Dr.Pawan Sir topics 
1)Stress management in poultry 
2) Feeding Management of Poultry 
3) Water  Management in Poultry 
4) Introduction to Poultry diseases
5) Breeding system and methods of mating in Poultry 
6) Selection and culling of the Poultry Birds 
7) Bio security and principles of Disease Prevention Management
8)Judging of the Poultry Bird
9)Egg structure physical and chemical composition
10) Health care for common poultry disease and vaccination

Practical topic:-
1.Breeds Of Poultry
2. Housing & Designing of poultry farm
3.Digestive and respiratory system of chicken
4.Male and Female reproductive system

Dr.Nishant Sir
1)Poultry - Common terms related with birds
Poultry industry in India
2)Common terms for different categories of birds
3)Indigenous Fowl in India
4) Housing system of Poultry

Dr Shailendra Sir
1) What is Wildlife 
2)Taxonomical Classification of wild and Zoo animals 
3) National and International Organisations and institutions linked to Wild and Zoo Animals 
4) Acts and rules related to Zoo and wild Animals 
5) Housing of Wild Animals
6) Protected Area Of India

Here is the completely corrected, streamlined, and reorganized syllabus structure matching the exact breakdown under the standard veterinary curriculum (MSVE guidelines).

The misplaced topics have been reassigned to their correct departments and exams as per your instructions.

# 📋 Consolidated Veterinary Course Outline

## 🩺 Dr. Rabindra Sir

### *First Internal*
 1. Demographic distribution and livestock population
 2. Problem and prospect of livestock in India
 3. Body Condition Scoring (BCS)
 4. BCS identification across different livestock species
 5. Vices in animals (behavioral anomalies)
 6. **Methods of drug administration** *(Transferred from Veterinary Pharmacology/Medicine topics)*

### *Second Internal*
 1. Animal welfare concepts and philosophy
 2. Human and animal welfare in relation to ecosystem and environmental factors
 3. Role of veterinarian in animal welfare
 4. Animal welfare organizations: Animal Welfare Board of India (AWBI) — role, function, and current status
 5. Role and function of CPCSEA *(CCSEA)*
 6. Rules, Regulations, and Laws on Animal Welfare
 7. Protection of Wildlife in nature and captivity
 8. Protection and Welfare of Performing Animals
 9. Welfare of animals during Transportation

### *Third Internal*
 1. Animal welfare in commercial livestock farming practices
 2. Protection and welfare in working animals
 3. Welfare during natural calamities and disaster management
 4. Provincial and central acts related to animals in India
 5. **Code of conduct and ethics of a veterinarian** *(Reclassified to Professional Ethics)*
 6. **Recent advancements in housing systems and rearing systems of poultry** *(Transferred to Poultry Management)*
 7. **Management of litter for broilers** *(Transferred to Poultry Management)*
 8. **Scavenging system of Poultry Management (Low-input backyard technology)** *(Transferred to Poultry Management)*

### *Swine Production & Welfare Management*
 9. **Important swine breeds and their economic characteristics**
 10. **Pig production systems**
 11. **Management of pigs for optimal production**
 12. Common offences against animals in India
 13. Animal welfare laws related to offences affecting public health

## 🏗️ Dr. Shailendra Sir

### *First Internal*
 1. Housing systems of Ruminants (cattle, buffalo, sheep, and goat)
 2. Milking Management (clean milk production, hand vs. machine milking)
 3. Factors affecting the quality and quantity of milk
 4. Care and management of different classes of dairy animals
 5. Draught ability of cattle and buffalo
 6. Labour Management on livestock farms
 7. **Economic traits of cattle and buffalo** *(Corrected placement)*
 8. **Breeds of cattle and buffalo (Dairy, Dual, and Draught types)** *(Corrected placement)*

### *Second Internal*
 1. What is wildlife (Definition and scope)
 2. Taxonomical classification of wild and zoo animals
 3. National and international organizations linked to wild and zoo animals
 4. Acts and rules related to wild and zoo animals (Wildlife Protection Act)
 5. Housing of wild animals in captivity and zoo design
 6. Protected areas of India (National Parks, Sanctuaries, and Biosphere Reserves)

### *Third Internal*
 1. Rabbit farming (Broiler and Angora production)
 2. Laboratory animal management (Mice, Rats, and Guinea Pigs)
 3. Duck, quail, and guinea fowl management
 4. Poultry waste management (Deep litter recycling, composting, and dead bird disposal)
 5. Yak (Anatomy, housing, feeding, and management in high-altitude zones)

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