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nitika kohliDeprivation Creates Value

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Keep the Geography 2020 UGC NET syllabus handy for your own good. The study materials for your upcoming exam will also boost your way of examining the Geography Course. Here are the topics for UGC NET Geography http://bit.ly/33sylOg
UNIT-I Geomorphology
UNIT II Climatology
UNIT-III Oceanography
UNIT IV Geography of Environment
UNIT V Population and Settlement Geography
UnitVI: Geography of Economic Activities and Regional Development
Unit VII: Cultural, Social and Political Geography
Unit VIII: Geographic Thought
Unit IX: Geographical Techniques
Unit X: Geography of India
A proper way to examine a geography net course is by going back to t
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a candidate can appear for the CSIR NET exam Earth Science with a Masters degree in Geography if he/she fulfill all the eligibility criteria of the exam, As per the qualification they can apply for the CSIR NET Earth Sciences. Provided the fulfill below criteria -
Candidates should have a Masters degree to appear for the CSIR NET exam with a minimum 55% aggregate marks if they belong to General/OBC category or minimum 50% aggregate marks if they are from SC/ST/PwD category. A candidate who has earlier applied for UGC NET Geography http://bit.ly/33sylOgor a Candidate who enrolled in the post-graduation can also apply for the CSIR U
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B.A. (hons) in geography is the course in the undergraduate level and after that you can do the Master's courses in different specializations. You can join in the government sector and as well as in the private sector in different job profiles like: cartographer, surveyor, regional planner, weather inspector.

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The extended use of Geo spatial technology in various industries has enhanced the extent of job opportunities in GIS and Remote Sensing. Every zone ranging from missile and unmanned flying vehicle innovation to the urban administration, e-governance, and remote sensing and also marketing and advertising today based on geo spatial data. There is employment in the field of Telecommunication, Oil and Gas as well as Transportation industry. GIS and Remote Sensing candidates can be hired at numerous levels in positions such as GIS Data Specialist, GIS Mapping Technician, GIS Application Specialist, GIS Engineer, GIS Business Analyst, GIS Op
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