Some of the Best Practices followed by the Department of Zoology include:

1. Student Sensitization Programme at the commencement of First Semester Classes: In a homely gathering, students are introduced to the faculty members and staff by the Head of the Department. A detailed overview of the course is provided, the glorious history & achievements of the Department are shared through PowerPoint presentation. Whereabouts from the students are heard to feel them comfortable in the Department.
2.  Career counseling is conducted to orient the students so that they can plan their future well in advance.
3. Student's Seminar is arranged on regular basis for knowledge sharing among students and make them confident in scientific presentations.

The “Teaching Learning Methodology” of the Department of Zoology comprises the following aspects:

1. Implementation & Delivery of the Curriculum Plan through: Departmental Meetings; Elaboration through the E-Prospectus in the College Website; Publishing the Programme & Course Outcomes; The Departmental sensitization Programme at the onset of the Academic Session; Regular Interactions in Classroom & Laboratory; Illustration of the Departmental Academic Calendar and Lesson Plans over E-Shikshak, the LMS Portal.  
2. Enhancement of the curriculum delivery: Through Add-On Course “Ornamental fish farming and Management” to increase job opportunity of the students 
3. Continuous Internal Assessment & Evaluation through: Periodical Internal examinations and class tests; Showing of evaluated scripts to students; Distribution of Model Answers; Remedial Classes for weak/slow learners.  
4. Addressing Cross-Cutting Issues like Conservation of Ecosystem, Biodiversity and Wildlife. Regular field visits with students are also conducted where students learn different techniques of wildlife census like documentation of bird and butterfly diversity through line transect and point count methods, study of insect diversity by pit fall analysis, light trap, use of GPS in habitat mapping, study of forest, grassland, wetland and river ecosystem and so on. During this field visits students get firsthand knowledge on conservation of Ecosystem, Biodiversity and Wildlife. 
5. Student Centric Approach of Teaching as traditional chalk & talk method, using ICT tools like power point projector, social media groups, online platforms and the LMS portal.

Name of the Course: Ornamental fish farming and Management

•Objective: To develop expertise in ornamental fish farming so that applicants can earn significantly in part-time or full-time basis.

Dr. CHANDRA SEKHAR CHAKRABORTY , Ex. Vice Chancellor ,WBUAFS Kolkata, Former President IAUA New Delhi, Ex. Chairman State Resource Centre.

Dr. GOUTAM BHADRA, Poultry Health services, West Bengal poultry Federation.

Dr. CHIRANJIB PAL, Professor & Ex-Head, Department of Zoology at West Bengal State University  

Dr. TANMAY BHATTACHARYA, Former Retired Professor of Zoology at Vidyasagar University, Midnapore; Tripura University, Agartala; Viswa Bharati, Santiniketan.

Dr. SAMIRAN CHAKRABARTY, Emeritus Fellow (UGC) & Professor of Zoology (Retd.), University of Kalyani, Kalyani 741235, India.

Dr. ASOK KANTI SANYAL, National Fellow, Zoological Society, President, Peoples Association for Science & Environmrnt and works for The Asiatic Society, Kolkata.

Dr. SANJAY PODDAR, Professor, Department of Zoology The University of Burdwan, Golapbag 

Dr. SUSHANTA CHAKRABORTY, Professor of Zoology at Former Dean Faculty Of Science; Professor Of Zoology.

Dr. SOURABH DUBEY, Scientist, WorldFish 

Dr. ANIRBAN BANERJEE, Assistant Professor & Head, Chakdaha College.

Dr. ZARQUA JAMAL, Assistant Professor at Banwarilal Bhalotia College