Hi,

You haven't mentioned in which entrance have you secured these marks and rank. It's hard to determine chances of selection without full information. Kindly post the name of the university or college. 

Thanks.

hii Banasmita, 

According to last year cut off of BHU PET programm , you have very less chance to get admission in main campus , but you must  be wait for 2nd or 3rd round counciling . But the chance of admission is very less .  You can apply for

Hey Vedant,

I'll summarize the career opportunities for both below-

GEOLOGY - In both private and public sector, geologists are in demand and are paid a handsome package. You can pursue careers in diverse fields such as: igneous petrology, geochemistry, seismology, marine geology, volcanology, economic geology, geomorphology, structural geology etc. 

Hi, first of all you should mention what do you mean by pet.  If by pet you mean BHU PET than than please mention clearly. The last year cutoff for MA/ MSc geology in BHU PET was  67 for general, 50 for obc, 31 for Sc category and 16 for

Hey!

Following information will help you get a clear idea about the asked placement statistics:

• Around 50% students are placed, with a package of around 3 lakh per annum. Only one or two excellent students get more than 10 lakh per annum. 
• The rest get employed through GATE and Combined

Hey!

Following is the list of provisionally selected candidates for admission in MSc Applied Geology: http://www.pondiuni.edu.in/sites/default/files/Select%20List%20-%20367_0.pdf

A score of 300 and above is good enough for getting admission there. The actual score, however, depends on the category: SC/ST/OBC, etc.

Hope it helps!

• The Department is housed in three storied building along with an extension wing.
• Well equipped laboratories with sophisticated instruments
• several lecture rooms with audio-visual facilities
• computer room with internet facility for staff and students
• Specialised laboratories with advanced

This is simply my opinion. I am comparing colleges based on the interaction with students in my master's class who did their bachelor's from colleges all over India.

1. St. Xavier's college: My alma mater. Hence, may be biased towards it. I loved this place. It had a highly structured course