Meteorology

A B.Tech in Meteorology is a specialised field, but there are  several top institutes, like  IIT Delhi and IIT Bhubaneswar, all this offer programs in atmospheric sciences that often accept JEE scores. If options in Meteorology are limited, you might also consider related areas like Environmental Engineering or Earth Sciences at other IITs or NITs. This is a captivating field of study, especially if you have a strong interest in weather and climate. Make sure to review the course details and eligibility requirements for each institute to find the best match for your goals. 

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Choosing between an M.Sc in Medical Physics and Meteorology depends largely on your career interests: If you are drawn to healthcare and applying physics principles to medical treatments, choose Medical Physics; if you are more interested in weather patterns, climate science, and environmental forecasting, opt for Meteorology. 

Yes, according to the educational policy of India it is possible for a person pursue civil engineering course even after having a degree in physics with Meteorology. However, the age will not be relevant as the students of the engineering institutions will be much younger. Also, there is no age limit for appearing in JEE [Main]. 

Although there isn't a formal ranking system for M.Sc. programmes in meteorology in India.

Atal Bihari Vajpayee Hindi Vishwavidyalya, Bhopal- fee is 13650.

Andhra University- AU Vishakhapatnam- fee is 24000.

Tamil Nadu Agricultural University fee is 50500 and much more.