M.Sc

GIS has been developed as a powerful technology for mapping and analyzing earth resources. Although it has been widely used as a mapping tool and well-known for its application in various fields of earth sciences, but it has emerged as a new subject with immense potentiality and opportunity in recent days. The Department of Remote Sensing and Geographical Information System was established in 2003 with the view to cater the increasing demand of qualified and skilled manpower in this rapid growing field. It is one of the first Remote Sensing & GIS departments in West Bengal to start the course of Remote Sensing and GIS at Post Graduate and Doctoral levels. The Alumni of this Department have occupied responsible positions in India and abroad. Our students have unique opportunity to undertake their dissertation collaboratively with renowned state and central government agencies and research institutes and they are encouraged to carry out innovative.

Mode: While most M.Sc entrance exams are conducted in the offline mode, some important exams such as IIT JAM are conducted as computer-based tests. Therefore, candidates who are especially aiming at clearing exams like IIT JAM must give some online mock tests in order to get a hang of the computer-based entrance tests. Duration: Duration of most of the top M.Sc entrance exams such as NEST and TIFR Entrance Exam is typically three hours. However, the duration might change depending on the college/ university policy and/ or the M.Sc subject a candidate is giving the exam for. Types of questions: Questions that appear in M.Sc entrance exams are usually objective-type Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs). However, few M.Sc entrance exams also include numeric questions. For instance, IIT JAM exam contains a different section for numeric questions, called Numerical Answer Type (NAT). Here, the answer for each question is a number.