Geology

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I will love to answer you dear. For M.Sc. In Applied Geology you have to do B.Sc. In Geology with Geology as a Hons course. Please do it with proper percentage. Then for M.Sc. You have to appear JAM exam which is held every year in the month of feb. For pursuing M.Sc. In best colleges that will be a value addition to yourself as well as your future you have to rank within 50s in JAM exam. The best colleges are: IIT BOMBAY, IIT (ISM) DHANBAD, IIT KGP, IIT ROORKEE, IIT (BHU). In IIT (ISM) it is a 3 year course as you will get in one shot the degree of M.Sc. Tech in applied geology which consists of 6 semesters each having 5 subjects, it has nice campus placement also along with experienced faculty members. Rest IITs give M.Sc. Degree. So, it is a 2 year course.
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So, you can do after completing your Bachelor M.Sc Sc Sc in geology & eligibility of the Master of Science [M.Sc] (Geology)
The minimum eligibility criteria for admission to M.Sc Sc Sc. Geology is that the student must have a B.Sc (Hons. ) Degree with Geology as one of the major subjects in their undergraduate programme from any recognised university with around 50%- 60% marks in the main subject depending on the university a candidate is applying to. How to Get Admission in Master of Science [M.Sc] (Geology)
The major mode of admission to M.Sc. Sc. Sc. Geology is through the entrance exam conducted by the respective university and colleges. The general format of the entrance exam is objective type multiple choice questions and on the basis of the performance in the entrance exam, students are granted admission. While, there are some colleges like St. Xaviers College, Mumbai which takes students on the basis of their performance in the undergraduate programme. The admission is purely on the basis of merit in colleges which do not conduct entrance exams. Selection Process:
The colleges which conduct the entrance exam select the students on the basis of their performance in the entrance exam. The entrance exams test their basic knowledge about geology. The colleges which do not conduct entrance exam select candidates on the merit basis and their criterion of selection is based on the academic achievements of the students and the marks obtained by them in their undergraduate course. Direct Admission:
There are certain institutes like Delhi University which take students directly on the merit basis despite the entrance exam being one of the major modes of admission process. The students must then fulfill the criteria of minimum 60% aggregate marks in the undergraduate honors degree programme.