1. Test, evaluate and criticize an existing piece of information in the light of evidence provided by recent advances in zoology.
2. Analyze, evaluate and interpret qualitative and quantitative scientific data relevant to various subjects of chemistry and zoology.
3. Construct several lines of related information to confirm, make evidence and test hypotheses. related to recent progresses in research such as stem cell and applications of nano-technology in biology.
4. Breakdown, synthesizes, reconstruct and reformulate a bulk of information such as pathways for biosynthesis of biologically active compounds or macromolecules.
5. Analyze and interpret quantitative data in graphs, figures, tables and other sources of information
6. Postulate and deduce mechanisms and procedures to deal with scientific problems relevant to advanced approaches in zoology and chemistry.
7. Link and integrate subject-specific theories, concepts and principles such as relationship between genes and their products, interactions and modulation of the actions of different types of physiological regulators in animals.
8. Combine knowledge gained from different sources to postulate the role of various cell signaling mechanisms in regulating cellular functions and growth.