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Where,

r is radius

h is height

(The curved surface of a cylinder excluding top and bottom circles)

Hi aspirant

If you are B.Tech in civil engineering then only you are eligible in M.Arch/M.Plan.

You can visit the post to know more information regarding M.Arch here:https://engineering.careers360.com/news/marchmplanphd-from-school-of-planning-architecture

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Hello Vidushi,

Archaeology is the study of the ancient or recent human past through material remains. It is also a sub-discipline of Anthropology, which is the study of all human cultures. The experts are called as Archaeologist.India has a rich cultural heritage that’s why demand for archaeologists is higher in India.

Qualified students can apply for various job profiles in government and private sectors. Once you get a post-graduate diploma in archaeology you can apply as a lecturer in various universities or institutions.As an Archaeologist you can work in private or government-owned museums for the safe upkeep and management of museum artifacts.In this profession of archaeology, the jobs are offered to those who have interest in knowing past of the humans, animals, or civilization that existed thousands years ago. Aspirants can find job in government sectors through exam conducted by Union Public Service Commission or Staff Selection commission. A degree holder in Archaeology can also work as tourist guide, heritage mangers, interpreters’ resource persons of trip organizers in tourism. Archaeology graduates have great scope in for jobs as well as research in various colleges and universities.

For studying this course some of the top colleges are as follows:-

• Institute of Archaeology, Archaeological Survey of India, New Delhi
• Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi
• Barkatullah Vishwavidhyalaya, Bhopal
• The Delhi Institute of Heritage Research & Management, New Delhi
• Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra (Haryana)
• Department of Ancient Indian History, Culture and Archaeology, Panjab University, Chandigarh

hope it helped you

Thank you

Hello Aishwarya,

(Sorry for the wait!)

Yes, you can. Archeologists have ample scope in India and abroad and there is lot of research work involved too. In fact, you can choose any degree and would have lot of oppurtunites abroad. 

Archaeology is the scientific and orderly study of human cultures through the recovery, analysis and documentation of material remains and environmental data, like artifacts, seals, inscriptions, monuments, edifices, landscapes and bio-facts.

When one choose to work in this field, they have career options to become a curator, heritage conservator, archivist, numismatist or teacher.

• Numismatists - involves study of currency, i.e. coins, banknotes, or money as an exchange object in some other form like beads, tokens, and related objects.
• Epigraphists - involves study of inscriptions or epigraphs as writing involving identifying graphemes, clarifying their meanings, classifying their uses according to dates and cultural contexts, and drawing conclusions about the writing and the writers.
• Museologist- Museology, or museum studies is the art of studying museums, museum curation, and how museums developed into their institutional role in education in the context of social and political forces.
• Heritage and Environment Management - it is concerned with the identification, protection, and stewardship of cultural heritage in the public interest whereas the environment management is concerned about the protection of natural resources and historic buildings.
• Archivist - accquiring, managing and maintainance of documents and other materials that have historical importance for individuals, organizations and nations.
• Archaeology has a large number of sub- disciplines and specialisations. Historical Archaeology, Ethno archaeology, Experimental archaeology , Archaeometry, Computational Archaeology, Isotope analysis, Geoarchaeology, Bioarchaeology are some of the specialisations. After doing the basics of the Archaeological course, one can specialize in any of these fields.

Generally, archeology involves a lot of research, teaching and field work along with requiring an advanced degree. Hence, it demands few requirements as well.

• Fitness. Archeologist spends a lot of time excavating things and this involves arduously long working hours in the field and constant travelling which can push body and mind to stress.  Bouncing the academics and quest of improving individual knowledge and skills can be very hectic, to say at least. 
• Multilingual. A good understanding of different languages is also necessary and sometimes the language can even be dead.
• Scice savvy. Archeology is a healthy mix of history and science so better you know chemistry and maths well. 
• Attention to detail and a focused bent of mind
• Interpreting spatial data.
• Social problems: there are plenty of chance encounters with wild animals, dacoits and robbers, local land mafia, disgruntled villagers, and more during excavations. 

In India, you'd rarely find a degree on archeology; in order to become an archeologist, one is required to take up BA history in their undergraduation. After that, one needs to move up in the ladder by taking up MA Anthropology, Geology or something related. Also try having a degree in Ancient, Medieval or Modern History or classical languages; these would give you a better scope as an academician/teacher. There are different branches in archaeology like geoarchaeology, forensics, experimental archaeologist, etc which have viable but limited seats but something you can opt when you move ahead in your studies. The candidates who qualify JRF examination can opt for Doctoral degrees in Archaeology.

Few words can describe this studies: Interesting and satisfying but not rewarding in a sense that it will make you rich.

Archeology, in India and even abroad, is not as rewarding as other careers, and tends to grow at a slow pace. Unpopular too, thus makes this option less preferable. However there's always research in this field that never dies. 

Career prospects:

• Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) in its exploration, excavation, epigraphy, pre-history and museum branches (All for which you'd need ASI degree)
• Indian Council of Historical Research (ICHR)
• UNESCO (abroad)
• UNICEF (abroad)
• Like ICHR and ASI in India, there are plenty of organisations abroad so you have chances there as well. 
• Archaeologists can seek jobs in government sectors through examinations conducted by Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) or Staff Selection Commission (SSC) and also in private environment monitoring companies or in similar organizations.
• After obtaining Doctoral degree or successfully clearing SLET (State Level Eligibility Test ) or NET (National Eligibility Test) one can take up teaching and research work. 

Most of the job openings are in government or government affiliated agencies, therefore the career of an archaeologist is secure. Archaeologists draw all the benefits of a normal government employee as per their experience and official designation; the hard side of it all is that there are limited seats. 

Best you start early - To take up a successful profession in archaeology it is not necessary but advisable to start as early as possible.interest towards this occupation can be ignited by frequent visits to museums, cultural centres, historical monuments, and even excavation sites. Gathering information from books and periodicals on topics such as history, art history, and ancient civilizations helps a lot in this regard. Keeping track of developments and new findings in the realm of archaeology is another way of getting a head start for becoming a future archaeologist.

Here are a few institutes providing bachelors in Archaeology:

• Mahatma Gandhi University, Kottayam
• Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi
• Barkathullah Vishwa Vidyalaya, Bhopal
• Maharaj Sayajirao University of Baroda

These are a few top institutes providing masters in Archaeology:

• The Delhi Institute of Heritage Research and Management, New Delhi
• University of Kerala, Thiruvanthapuram
• Bangalore University, Bangalore
• Institute of Archaeology, New Delhi

For more info about colleges: http://www.indiaeducation.net/careercenter/humanities/archaeology/

I hope this helps. 

Hello Aohnin Mistikha

There are a variety of career paths available for professional archaeologists.

• Cultural resource management firms
• Federal government archaeologist jobs
• State government jobs
• Colleges and universities jobs
• Non-profit organizations jobs
• Museums jobs

Regards

Hi student,

Examples of archaeological jobs include:

• Underwater archaeologist
• Bioarchaeologist
• GIS specialist job(geographic information system)
• archaeological lab director
• Teaching
• Conservator
• Heritage manager
• Historic buildings inspector
• Museum officer
• Museum curator
• Exhibition officer

Hope it helps.

Good luck.

Hi student,

There are several job vacancies both inside and outside of the state in the field of archaeology. In archaeology, you will be examining pre historic activity of both human and other things. So you will have plenty of job opportunities in various parts of the country and not just limited to one state.

Hope it helps.

Good luck.

Every country offers job in various sectors there for an archaeological so you will find jobs in various countries therefore if you are interested in jobs then you can also join archaeology and go for jobs in abroad countries because just like our country every other country has a department of archaeology and you can join the department.

Hey.

The degrees Barch and March are undergraduate and post graduate courses respectively related to the study of Architecture. By completing this course you can become an Architect and not an archaeologist. 

In order to become an archaeologist the degrees involved are - BA in Archaeology and MA in Archaeology.

Best of luck 

Hi,

In starting the company will give ypu expect salary 9000 to 15000 but after promotion you will get 25000 or 30000 oe more than that based on that particular company.

Thanks.