Dibrugarh University Old Question Papers

Can you please provide me the previous year question papers of B.Com 1st semester of Dibrugarh University so can you provide me or tell me the link of the website from which I can free download the syllabus, question papers and the other study material of Dibrugarh University?

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B.Sc Zoology 3rd year Mammalian Physiology & Endocrinology paper 2012 dibrugarh university Question paper:

ZOOLOGY(MAJOR) paper: 30200
MAMMALIAN PHYSIOLOGY AND ENDOCRINOLOGY [Full marks 81]

group A: Mammalian physiology [marks 54]
Ans Q1 and any three from the rest

1.(a) Fill in the blanks:[1*5]
i. Salivary amylase converts starch into______
ii. The distance from Z line to Z line of a myofilament is called _____
iii. In human body , major fraction of CO2 is transported as _____
iv. Ammonia is converted into urea through _____ cycle in the ____
v. Axon releases _____ at the synapse which sets up a new impulse in the dendrites.

(b) Rewrite the following
i. When no antigen is present in RBC, it is called blood group AB/O/A.
ii. In mammal, afferent arteriole/renal vein/ renal portal vein takes away blood from kidneys.
iii. Reflex action in the body is controlled by central nervous system/ sympathetic nervous system/motor nerves.
iv. Drug which induces dreamy state of consciousness is stimulant/sedative/hallucinogen.

2. What do you mean by digestion? Describe digestion and absorption of carbohydrates in human being.


3. What is respiratory pigment? Discuss how O2 and Co2 are transported by blood. What is RQ?

4. Write short notes on:
a. Cardiac cycle
b. Antigen-antibody reaction
c. Sliding filament hypothesis of muscle contraction.

5. Define drug addiction. Name the four categories of drugs. What are the reasons for drug addiction in adolescents? Explain the physiological effects of drug addiction in human body.[2+4+4+5]


Group B Endocrinology
Answer Q6 and any one from the rest

6.(a) Fill in the blanks
i. The specific hormone can be recognized by a target cell by ___present on its surface or in its cytoplasm.
ii. Hyposecretion of ____ hormone is responsible for cretinism.
iii. The reabsorption of water in the kidney is under the control of ___hormone.
iv. the hormone progesteone is secreted by ____of ovary.
v. The secretory activities of endocrine glands are modulated by ____feedback.

(B) Distinguish between:
i. Hypoglycemia and Hypergylycemia
ii. Hormone and Enzyme.
iii. Luteotropic hormone and Leutenizing hormone

7. Draw the histological structure of adrenal gland. Discuss in details the functions of hormones of adrenal cortex.

8. What is gonadotropic hormone? Explain the functions of hormones which are related to pregnancy and lactation.

I want to MBA previous year question paper

Can you provide me the syllabus for B. Sc Honours in Geology (CBCS) Program on which the question paper is based offered by Department of Applied Geology, Dibrugarh University?

[Neelu Bhasin]

The syllabus for B. Sc Honours in Geology (CBCS) Program on which the question paper is based offered by Department of Applied Geology, Dibrugarh University is as follows:

1st Semester: Geology

Core Course: C-1: Earth System Science


Unit 1: Universe and Solar System
(L: 4 T: 1)5 classes (Marks: 8)
• Formation and evolution of the Universe, Galaxy, Milky Way, Sun and the Solar System,
meteorites and asteroids


Unit 2: Earth System
(L: 8 T: 2)10classes (Marks: 10)
• Planet Earth, moon, planetary properties, orbital and rotational characteristics, physical
characteristics, gravity, atmosphere, hydrosphere, lithosphere, biosphere, magnetic field,
theories of origin, brief geological history and age of earth.
• Interior of the Earth: core, mantle and crust.


Unit 3: Introduction to Geology
(L: 18 T: 2) 20classes (Marks: 30)
• Various branches of geology and relation to other branches of science, concept of
seismology.
• Minerals and rocks: concept of native elements, mineraloids, rock forming minerals.
Brief introduction to rocks: igneous, metamorphic and sedimentary rocks.
• Gradational processes: weathering, erosion by running water, wind, gravity, ice and sea
waves. Soil: formation, soil profile and soil types. Brief idea about different geomorphic
environments. Physiographic divisions of Indian subcontinent
• Concept of plate tectonics, origin of oceans, continents, mountains and rift valleys.
Earthquake and earthquake belts. Volcanoes- types, products and their distribution
• Atmospheric and hydrological processes: difference between sea waves and oceanic
current system, Coriolis Effect, concepts of eustasy, land-air-sea interactions, wave
erosional activities. Atmospheric circulation, wind, weather and climatic changes, earth's
heat budget.
• Stratigraphy and historical geology (understanding the past from stratigraphic records,
nature of stratigraphic records, standard stratigraphic time scale and relationship between
time and geology, introduction to geo chronological methods and their application in
geological studies, history of development in concepts of uniformitarianism,
catastrophism, actualism and neptunism, laws of superposition and faunal succession).
Introduction to the geology of India


C1: GEOH101P2: Earth System Science (Practical)
Credit 2: Marks 40 (End-sem 32+ In-sem 8) 24 Hours
Practical 1: Study of major geomorphic features from physiographical models. (6 Marks)
Practical 2: Study of topographic sheets/contour maps and description of physiography. (6 Marks)
Practical 3: Study of soil profile of any specific area. (4 Marks)
Practical 4: Study of earthquake and volcanic belts of the world. (6 Marks)
Practical 5: Study of major ocean currents of the World. (6 Marks)
Note Book (2 Marks)
Viva Voce (2 Marks)



Syllabus B. Sc Honours in Geology (CBCS) Program Dibrugarh University