Hello,

Yes, it has several pros if you wish to prepare for UPSC. Doing a Masters in Geography will definitely prove as a good decision in the long run since a lot of questions and interrelated essay questions find their roots in Geography.

Geography optional syllabus can be broadly divided into three parts. It constitutes Physical Geography, Human Geography, and Indian Geography. Paper I consists of physical and human geography and Paper II consists of Indian geography. All of this will pretty much get covered in your Masters.

Although MA Geography is not a necessity to clear UPSC's geography section, it is still a good course with job opportunities or you can also pursue higher studies like PhD as a backup option.

There is no loss if you look at it from this perspective. So yes, MA Geography would be a good option.

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The following qualifications must be met by applicants for the Master of Geology programme. It should be remembered that each institute has different requirements for admission.

• A applicant must hold a geology bachelor's degree from an accredited university, or an equivalent degree (science stream only).
• Students must have completed two minor courses in mathematics, physics, chemistry, or biology in addition to the required geology course.
• The candidate's overall percentage must be greater than 60%, and they must have achieved the cut-off on the admission exam. The institutions have different cut-off scores.

The best colleges are -

1. IIT Bombay
2. IIT Dhanbad
3. Jadavpur University
4. Calcutta University
5. Hansraj College
6. Delhi University
7. NIT Rourkela
8. BHU
9. Presidency University
10. Aligarh Muslim University

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To get M.Sc in mathematics the criteria is that you need to complete your graduation with either B.Sc mathematics or equivalent from a recognized institution or college. In addition to this you must also have had English and mathematics as subjects in your graduation degree. If you feel that you fulfill these criteria then you can go ahead and pursue M.Sc in mathematics.

The subject you can choose for the BSc General in Geography course is provided below:

• ECONOMICS
• CHEMISTRY
• PHYSICS
• MATHEMATICS

It is usually the sole purpose of the college in which you study regarding the subject combination. You should check the available subject combination for your course offered by your college.

For more information regarding Geography as a career, consider the link provided below:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/geography-course

I hope this helps. Wish you a great day!

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Hello!

These are some of the best colleges in India which offers M.Sc Geology course-

• Presidency College, Chennai
• Hansraj College, Delhi
• Maharaja's College, Ernakulam
• Government Holkar Science College, Indore
• St Xaviers College, Mumbai
• GCRJY Rajahmundry - Government College
• HP University Regional Centre, Dharamshala
• Government College, Narnaul
• Government Model Science College, Rewa
• Alagappa Government Arts College, Karaikudi
• MG Science Institute, Ahmedabad
• Government Autonomous PG College, Satna
• Dharanidhar Autonomous College, Keonjhar
• DBS PG College, Dehradun
• Government Rajeev Gandhi PG College, Mandsaur
• Gossner College, Ranchi
• DS Degree College, Aligarh

And regarding CAT exam, the minimum educational qualification needed to be eligible to sit in this exam is any bachelors degree with minimum 50% marks. So, yes you're eligible to appear in this exam.

Hope this information will help you.

Dear Student,

Well it's an interesting combination. You may start with a degree in geology , sociology, political science, business studies, even combination of these which several universities offer.

You can later transition into areas like sociology, political science, international relations, area studies, public policy, regional development, etc. for your master's degree.

There are various fields from which you can choose. Later, you can try to move into research, provide public services, work in banking, or even for MNCs (you have to steer your career like that).

However, the first step will only be feasible if you study diligently, achieve a high score, and strengthen your fundamentals to begin at a reputable university and college. After that, everything else will take care of itself. So, focus on getting ready for the present rather than worrying too much about what comes next after higher secondary.