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Akansha Bisht

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Deciding whether a course is good or bad, completely depends on your skills and interests. A BSc in Geology provides an in-depth understanding of the Earth's structure, the solid and liquid matter that comprises the Earth’s surface, the landforms, processes taking place in Earth’s crust, constituents, understanding the workings of the Earth’s system, and history. If you foresee your future as a Geologist, or you love to research and gain knowledge about Earth Science, then the course is the best choice for you.

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Akansha Bisht

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BSc in Geology is a 3-year undergraduate degree programme that equips the students with specialised knowledge of Earth Science. It involves the study of Earth Science, Mineral Science, Geochemistry, Structural Geology, Paleontology, etc.As a BSc Geology graduate, students can seek career opportunities in industries such as Oil and Natural Gas Industries, Mining Industries, Research Centre, Mineral Industries, and more.

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Akansha Bisht

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Geology subject is a combination of Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, and Earth Sciences that help students understand the structure of the Earth from both its inner and outer layers. The combination of these subjects may feel overwhelming but once you create an interest in Geology you will find it easy to grasp.

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Rashmi Sinha

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IIT Bombay JAM cutoff 2024 for Round 2 has been released across multiple specialsiations. Based on Round 2 cutoff, MSc in Applied Geology turned out to be the most competitive specialsiation with a closing rank of 16 for the General AII India category. IIT Bombay MSc in Applied Geology cutoff 2024 for Round 1 was also stood at 16. So, considering both the rounds, candidates securing a rank of 50 in IIT JAM will not be elible for admission to Applied Geology course at IIT Bombay. However, candidates can get IIT Roorkee for admission to MSc in Applied Geology course with Round 2 closing rank of 52 for the General AII India category
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Rashmi Sinha

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IIT Kharagpur MSc admission is based on IIT JAM scores, followed by a counselling process. IIT Kharagpur JAM cutoff 2024 has been released for Round 2. As per the MSc cutoff 2024, the closing rank for Integrated PhD in Geology is 72 for the General AII India category students. For Round 1, the cutoff rank was 71 for the same course and category. In comparison, the IIT Kharagpur cutoff 2023 for Joint MSc + PhD in Geology for Round 2 closing rank was 63 for the General AI category students. So, considering the 2024 cutoff for Integrated PhD in Geology, candidates must secure a minimmum rank of 71 to be elible for IIT Kharagpur
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It is difficult to determine if you can get admission to a central university or good college with a score of 128 out of 300 in the CUET Geology exam 2024.Some key points that can be inferred:The CUET cutoffs and admission criteria vary across different universities and programs. A score of 128 out of 300 may or may not be sufficient, depending on the competitiveness of the programme and the number of available seats.The search results do not provide any information about the average or typical CUET Geology scores required for admission to central universities or good colleges. This makes it challenging to assess the competitiveness of
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