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Harleen Kaur

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No, you need to have a degree in geology to become a geologist.

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Swapnaneel Bhuiya

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There are many coaching for the IIT JAM geology. Online and offline both. If you are planning to take the JAM IIT, it is the best if you have this vision right from your graduation. For if you are clear that you will be appearing for JAM IIT, you can begin your preparations while studying for your graduation itself. Most of the questions are asked from graduation level. This also means that you have to be very thorough with your graduation syllabus. Try to have clear concepts and understanding about each topic. While you are preparing for your JAM, there may not be much time to go to your first year or second year degree course, so kee
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Swapnaneel Bhuiya

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It is the coagulation of the principles of engineering and environment. Engineers have to deal with the environmental problems in urban and rural areas. In rural areas, environmental problem rise due to the ignorance of the pollution created by them. But, in urban areas environment is mostly affected by industries, which had created many adverse effects on environment. Environmental Science is structure or sequence of tasks that should be completed by the environmentalist. It creates a solid foundation on environmental Science within them. By which they can handle the present prevailing situations as well as upcoming situations. In las
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Swapnaneel Bhuiya

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There is a plenty of career options available after completing B.Sc in geology. You can choose either private or government sector.
Career in Private Sector:
1. Medical research
2. Lumber and Paper Companies
3. Private Schools
4. Private Banks
5. Life Insurance
6. Cosmetic Companies
7. Botanical Gardens
8. Horticulture
9. Medical Laboratories
10. Broadcast Companies
11. Private Hospitals
12. Private Colleges
Career in government Sector
1. Medical laboratories
2. Testing Laboratories
3. SEED and Nursery organizations
4. Biotechnology Firms
5. Banks
6. Life Insurances
7. Government Colleges
8. Agricultural Research Organizations
9. Botanical Survey
10. Hospita
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Shivam Chhirolyashivamchhirolya@gmail.com

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You have good chances with this score, as you belong to quota. So, you can apply for the admission,as you can get IIT Dhanbad. Good luck.

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syed faizan khan

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Every branch of Science needs at least basic level of Maths. So, even in geology you need at least basic knowledge of mathematics. And, the rest depends upon you college whether it is mandatory to opt for Maths or not. So, please contact the admission department of your college for further details.

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