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M Sc Applied Geology

MSc in applied geology is a post-graduation level course. After completing this course students are awarded a Master of Science degree in applied geology. Geology as a subject is concerned with solid earth including rocks and processes causing changes in them. Applied geology concerns itself with the application of geology to solve economic problems, environmental problems etc.The duration of this course is two years. Various colleges offering MSc applied geology courses in Karnataka are affiliated to Bangalore University. A recognised BSc degree is required to apply for this course. Admissions to MSc applied geology are based on merit in a few universities while others conduct entrance exams for admissions.

In this article, we will discuss admission eligibility and procedure of admission to MSc applied geology, top colleges offering the course, specialisation offered under the course and its syllabus etc. We will also discuss the career prospects after the course and Higher education opportunities after Msc applied geology.

Stream :
Science

Course Level:
PG
Eligibility :
Pass in 12th

Entrance :
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Course Structure :
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    MSc Applied Geology Admission Eligibility

    For admission to applied geology courses, two levels of eligibility are to be fulfilled.

    Entry Level

    The minimum eligibility to apply for MSc geology course is as follows:

    BSc degree from a recognised university
    Minimum 50% marks aggregate in all optional subjects
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    MSc Applied Geology Specializations

    In MSc applied geology course students learn about essential properties of components of the earth including, earth’s core, mantle, lithosphere, asthenosphere, hydrosphere, cryosphere, biosphere and atmosphere. Students are expected to develop mastery of conceptual framework for understanding earth system processes & development of its features over time. [ + More ]

    MSc Applied Geology Course Syllabus

    A brief overview of the MSc applied geology course is as follows:
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    MSc Applied Geology Career Prospects

    A degree in MSc applied geology can offer an excellent career. This degree deals with finding solutions to environmental and economic etc. issues from a geological perspective, the field has a lot of scope. One can also make a career not only in the country but also abroad after completing this degree.

    Higher Education

    After completing masters in Applied Geology one can further pursue higher education. PhD programmes in Applied Geology are available in reputable institutes such as IISER Kolkata, IISER Pune etc.

    Job and career

    After MSc applied geology a vast field of opportunity is available. As a geologist, you can join the government sector while working for PSUs or join the Geological Survey of India as a geoscientist through UPSC. In the private sector jobs as Intern geologist, senior geologist, project geologist etc are available at multinational companies such as Schlumberger, RioTinto, Cairn India etc. Apart from this one can also seek a career in teaching after gaining expertise in the subject.

    The average salary of a geologist in India is, according to the payscale salary report, is rs. 592,628 per year. On the lower end salary of a geologist is 193K rs/year and at the higher end it is rs. 10 Lakh/year, according to the same report.

    In Bangalore ample opportunities for geologists are available. The average yearly salary of a geologist in Bangalore city is rs. 610,419 which is higher than the national average. Thus you can seek a promising career as a geologist in Bangalore city.

    Top Companies/Places to join

    • Geological Survey of India
    • Indian Bureau of Mines
    • National Hydro Power Corporation
    • National Thermal Power Corporation
    • National Remote Sensing Agency
    • Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Ltd.
    • MNCs working in the field.
    • State Mining Corporation
    • Bhabha Atomic Research Centre
    • National Geophysical Research Institute
    • Minerals and Metals Trading Corporations
    • Wadia Institute of Himalayan Geology, Dehradun
    • Hindustan Zinc Limited
    • Tata Iron and Steel Company etc.

    MSc Applied Geology Entrance Exams

    Entrance exams are conducted by a few universities for admission in MSc applied geology course. The joint entrance exam for masters (JAM) is conducted on a national level for entrance to MSc geology in various IITs and other participating colleges. JAM 2021 is to be conducted by IISc, Bangalore. A few universities also take admission to the course on the basis of merit.

    MSc Applied Geology Top Colleges

    Various colleges in Karnataka offer MSc courses. Below is a list of top colleges offering MSc applied geology courses in Karnataka.

    MSc Applied Geology Admission Procedure

    Admission to MSc applied geology course on merit quota seats is done on the basis of BSc degree marks. A few universities also conduct entrance exams for admissions to MSc applied geology. However, management quota seats are also offered in MSc applied geology course. These seats are limited and admissions on these are done on a first come first serve basis. Admissions to MSc applied geology have started. For further details or to apply to top colleges in Karanataka for MSc applied geology course contact our counsellor.

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