Geology

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 keep making notes as you are studying for graduation.

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 last few decades there has been a tremendous strain on forests, air, water and other natural resources. To avoid such hazardous impact of environmental pollution, engineers are recruited to carry out certain measures.

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. Hospitals
11. Medical research
12. Food Institutes
13. Wildlife and Fishery Departments
14. Public Schools.

Subject to the specific provisions mentioned against each course, in order to be eligible for admission into any Post-Graduate course, a candidate should have passed Three-year Degree Examination in Arts / Science / Commerce or B.A. / B.Sc. / B.Com. Examination of Sambalpur University or an examination recognised equivalent there to by Academic Council, with Honours in the concerned subject or having the concerned subject as a pass (Core) subject with 50% marks in the aggregate at graduation level excluding Foundation and Ancillary Courses. Candidates, who have appeared the qualifying examinations and the results there of are awaited, are also eligible to apply. However, they have to submit the Provisional Certificate and Marksheet of the qualifying examination within ten days after publication of result of Sambalpur University, or on any date during the Entrance Test schedule I. e. 13.7.2005 whichever is later, otherwise their cases for selection shall not be considered. Anthropology
Graduation (With Honours) in Arts / Science / Commerce or
Graduation (Without Honours) in Arts / Science / Commerce with 50% Marks in aggregate. Preference shall be given to graduate with Anthropology as Honours or pass subject. Chemistry
Honours in Chemistry with Physics or Mathematics as Pass subject (s). (or)
Chemistry as a Pass subject with Mathematics or Physics with 50% marks in aggregate.
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