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BTS511 — Immunology

Course Overview

BTS511 2 Credits L:2 T:0 P:0 Core
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Immunology (BTS511) is a 2-credit lecture-based course covering the fundamentals of the immune system, antigens, antibodies, antigen-antibody interactions, MHC, lymphocytes, cytokines, complement system, hypersensitivity, transplantation, and autoimmunity.

Unit 1

Fundamentals of the immune system

Unit 2

Antigens; Immunoglobulins (Antibodies)

Unit 3

Antigen - antibody interactions

Unit 4

Major histocompatibility complex; T and B lymphocytes

Unit 5

Cytokines; The complement system

Unit 6

Hypersensitivity; Transplantation; Autoimmunity

Continuous Assessment

3 components

Best 2 of 3 CAs will be considered for evaluation.
Assignment - Case based 50%

Case Based Assignment: Background of the case (10), Problem statement (5), Data analysis (figures/charts encouraged) (5), Interpretation using course concepts (5), Conclusion and solution (treatment, diagnostic suggestion) (5).

Week 3 / 10

Rubric
Case Based Assignment-Connect immunological concepts with real-world problems, diagnostics, or innovations through analytical thinking and self learning.

Test 1 50%

30 MCQ based upon unit 1,2,3, one marks each with negative marking.

Week 4 / 5

Rubric
MCQ based test to get the familiarity with the pattern of the competitive exams.

Test 2 50%

Subjective test, based upon the syllabus of CA1 and CA2.

Week 11 / 12

Rubric
To asses the understanding and analytical skill of the student about the subject.

Exams & Practice

Mid Term Examination

Mid-semester comprehensive evaluation

20%

All MCQ

End Term Examination

Final semester comprehensive evaluation

50%

Type: Examination

MCQ + Subjective

BTS511 - FAQs

How many units are in BTS511?

BTS511 has 6 units. Each unit includes detailed notes and MCQ practice questions.

What exam resources are available for BTS511?

Unit-wise notes and MCQ practice are available. Exam resources coming soon.

How to prepare for BTS511 exams?

Study each unit's notes thoroughly, practice MCQs to test understanding, and attempt mock tests before exams. Focus on important topics and previous year questions.