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To prepare for the IIT JAM Geology 2026 entrance exam , consider the following resources:

1. Comprehensive Guides :

   • The IIT-JAM Breaker Series: Geology (2024) by Niloy Chakrabarti and Rohan Nandy offers solved papers from 2005-2023, practice sets, and model papers.
   • IIT-JAM M.Sc. Geology Entrance Exam Guide by Ajhar Hussain includes previous years' solved papers.

2. Subject-Specific Books :

   • Structural Geology by Haakon Fossen provides in-depth coverage of structural geology concepts.
   • Optical Mineralogy by P.K. Verma focuses on mineral identification techniques.
   • Igneous Petrology by M.K. Bose covers the classification and genesis of igneous rocks.
   • Hydrogeology by Todd and Karanth explores groundwater studies.
   • Remote Sensing Geology by R.P. Gupta discusses remote sensing applications in geology.

3. Practice Materials :

   • Numerical Problems in Geology GATE & JAM by Mrinal Shreshtha offers practice problems tailored for geology exams.
   • IIT JAM Geology (Volume Wise Solved Papers) by Eduncle provides solved papers organized by topic.

These resources will help you build a strong foundation and enhance your problem-solving skills for the exam.

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For CUET (Common University Entrance Test) for Geology Honours at BHU, English is mandatory as one of the sections, and candidates also need to take the General Test. The specific requirements include choosing relevant domain subjects like Geology, Geography, or Biology, depending on the eligibility criteria set by BHU. The General Test is often required for assessment of logical reasoning and general knowledge, while the English section evaluates language proficiency.

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The average annual salary of a Geologist based on the years of experience gained in India is INR 4.2 LPA. The starting salary for a Geologist is INR 2 LPA while the highest salary is INR 12.1 LPA. The monthly estimates for a Geologist in India are between INR 31,529 to INR INR 32,821

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Here below I am providing you with the name of some of the top universities for MSC Geology, you can visit our site through following link:

• Banaras Hindu University
• University of Delhi
• The Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur
• Andhra University, Visakhapatnam
• Indian Institute of Technology Bhubaneswar

To know about more universities, you can visit our site through following link:

https://university.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-msc-in-geology-degree-colleges-in-india

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To pursue a B.Sc. (Hons.) in Geology at Banaras Hindu University (BHU) through the Common University Entrance Test (CUET), you should select Physics, Chemistry, and Biology as your domain subjects in Section II of the CUET. This aligns with BHU's eligibility criteria, which require candidates to have completed 10+2 with Physics and Chemistry, along with one of Biology, Geology, or Geography, securing at least 50% marks in each subject.  Ensure you meet these subject requirements to enhance your chances of admission into the Geology program.
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Geology can open many career fields and specialization domains. Here are some of the major scopes and career paths in geology:

1. Natural Resource Exploration

• Mining and Oil & Gas Industry: Geologists play a vital role in discovering and exploiting natural resources including minerals, coal, oil, and gas. They explore the company with the exploration ones for the potential discoveries and feasibility.
• Environmental Consulting: Here, geologists are concerned with the evaluation of impacts from mining and drilling on environment and assisting in managing and mitigating environmental risks.

2. Environmental and Hazard Assessment

• Environmental Protection: Geologists assist in assessing and managing environmental hazards such as land-slides, earthquakes, and volcanic activities. They are also involved in groundwater contamination and remediation projects.
• Disaster Management: They help in planning and response strategies for natural calamities and making communities prepared as well as responsive to events like earthquakes and floods.

3. Research and Academia

• University Professor or Research Scientist: Geologists may work in institutes for higher learning. They conduct research and teach potential geologists. This might be earth processes, historical geology, or even new technologies for explorations.

4. Government and Policy

• Government Agencies: Most geologists are employed in government agencies, for example, the USGS or national geological surveys, to help in public policy formulation and policy implementation, natural resource management, and scientific research.
• Regulation and Compliance: They can be hired to enforce various regulations on land use, extraction of natural resources, or protection of the environment.

5. Consulting

• Private Consulting Companies: Geologists consult in firms that render advice and services tailored to clients in the construction, energy, and environmental sectors, among others.

6. Engineering and Construction

• Geotechnical Engineering: Geologists consult with the engineers in establishing properties of soil and rocks for building construction purposes like the establishment of roads and bridges. They ensure that ground on which structures are put up is stable.

7. Public Education and Outreach

• Science Communicator: Geologists may work in museums, science centers, and educational outreach programs to enhance public knowledge of geological sciences and the importance of earth sciences.

8. Exploration and Field Work

• Field Geologist: Most geologists spend a lot of their time in the field, conducting surveys, collecting samples, and analyzing geological formations. This can be either travel or outdoor work in different environments.

Skills and Qualifications

• Analytical Skills: A geologist should be able to analyze geological data and present the results.
• Field Skills: This involves field collection and analysis of samples.
• Technical Knowledge: It includes familiarity with some geological software and technology.
• Communication Skills: The ability to give findings and collaborate with other professionals.

Generally, the subject of geology can find several areas of life in society-from resource management to environmental protection, and from academic research to public education.

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NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) is the primary entrance exam for admission to undergraduate medical courses (MBBS, BDS, etc.) in India. Here's a detailed overview of the NEET admission process:

1. Eligibility Criteria

• Age Limit: Minimum age of 17 years as of December 31 of the year of admission. The upper age limit is 25 years for General and 30 years for SC/ST/OBC categories.
  
  
• Educational Qualification: Must have passed 10+2 or equivalent with Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology, and English as core subjects. General category candidates must have at least 50% aggregate in PCB; for SC/ST/OBC, it's 40%; and for PWD, it's 45%.
  
  2. Exam Pattern
  
  
• Total Marks: 720
• Subjects: Physics, Chemistry, Biology (Botany and Zoology)
• Questions: 180 (45 from each section)
• Marking Scheme: +4 for each correct answer, -1 for each incorrect answer
  
  3. Application Process
  
  
• Registration: The application is done online through the official NTA NEET website.
  
  
• Documents Required: Scanned copies of photograph, signature, left-hand thumb impression, and Class 10th passing certificate.
  
  
• Application Fee: Varies for different categories (e.g., General/OBC, SC/ST, PWD).
  
  4. Admit Card and Exam
  
  
• Admit Card: Released online a few weeks before the exam.
• Exam Day: Bring the admit card, passport-sized photograph, and a valid ID proof.
  
  5. Result Declaration
  
  
• Scorecard: Available on the official website with subject-wise marks and total marks.
  
  
• Rank: All India Rank (AIR) and category rank are provided.
  
  6. Counseling Process
  
  
• Counseling Bodies:
  
  A) All India Quota (AIQ): 15% of total seats in government medical colleges are filled through AIQ counseling conducted by the Medical Counseling Committee (MCC).
  
  B) State Quota: 85% of the seats are filled through state counseling.
  
  C) Deemed Universities: Separate counseling for Deemed/Central Universities.
  
  
• Counseling Rounds:
  
  a) Usually consists of multiple rounds (Round 1, Round 2, Mop-Up round).
  
  b) Candidates need to register for counseling on the respective websites (MCC for AIQ and state-specific portals for state counseling).
  
  c) Choice filling and locking are crucial steps where you select the colleges and courses.
  
  7. Seat Allotment and Reporting
  
  
• Seat Allotment: Based on your rank, category, and choices filled, seats are allotted.
  
  
• Reporting: Candidates need to report to the allotted college within the given timeframe with the required documents to confirm their seat.
  
  8. Documents Required for Admission
  
  
• NEET Admit Card and Scorecard
• Class 10th & 12th Marksheet and Passing Certificate
• ID Proof (Aadhaar, PAN, Passport, etc.)
• Passport-sized photographs
• Category Certificate (if applicable)
• Provisional Allotment Letter
  
  9. Fees and Bond
  
  
• Tuition Fees: Varies across colleges (government colleges have lower fees compared to private/deemed universities).
  
  
• Bond: Some states/colleges require a service bond, especially for government medical colleges.
  
  10. Important Dates
  
  
• Application Release: Usually in December/January
• Exam Date: Generally in May
• Results: Declared in June
• Counseling: Starts in July
  
  11. Tips for Counseling
  
  
• Keep track of counseling dates and deadlines.
• Research colleges and make informed choices.
• Have all documents ready to avoid last-minute hassles.

If you have specific questions about any part of the NEET admission process, feel free to ask!

I hope this answer helps you! Best wishes for your future.

Postgraduate courses in geoscience and applied geology offers a range of specializations. Some common PG courses in these fields are:

Geoscience

1. Msc in geosciences

2. Msc in earth sciences

3. Msc in environmental geosciences

4. Msc in marine geosciences

5. Msc in Geo Informatics

Applied geology

1. Msc in applied geology

2. Msc in petroleum geology

3. Msc mining geology

4. Msc in Hydrogeology

5. Msc in engineering geology

There are many popular universities that offer these courses like IIT, ISM, BHU, university of delhi, AMU, etc.

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If you're having trouble finding the application form for MSc in Applied Geology at Techno India, Kolkata, here are some steps you can take:

1. Visit the official website of Techno India, Kolkata ((link unavailable))

2. Click on "Admissions" and then "Postgraduate Programs"

3. Look for "MSc in Applied Geology" or "MSc in Geology" (if they have it)

4. If you don't see the option, click on "Contact Us" or "Enquiry" and fill out the form with your query

5. Alternatively, you can call their admission helpline number or email them directly

If there's no direct option to apply for MSc in Applied Geology, you can:

1. Fill out the general application form for postgraduate programs

2. In the "Course" or "Program" section, write "MSc in Applied Geology"

3. Attach a note or a separate sheet explaining your interest in MSc in Applied Geology

Remember to check the eligibility criteria and admission requirements before applying. Good luck!