GEOLOGY
- INTRODUCTION
- CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
- COURSES
- ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
- INSTITUTES
- KEY ROLES & RESPONSIBILITY
Geology is an applied science, dealing with the study of the origin and evolution of the structure of our planet. Geologists examine the physical properties of the Earth to understand its history, predict natural/man-made disasters, find out about past and current climate patterns, and explore renewable and non-renewable resources.
Geological findings are applied to the fields of remote sensing, resource mapping, computer simulations, and recycling technology.
- Marine Geology
- Petrologist
- Mineralogist
- Geohydrologist
- Hydrologist
- Paleontologist
- Seismologist
- Sc. Geology for 3 years
- Integrated graduation and post-graduation courses M.Sc. Geophysics/ Applied Geology/ M.Tech. Geology for 5 years
- Most college have eligibility criteria of minimum 50% aggregate marks in Class XII with Science Stream.
- Science is a mandatory subject in Class XII.
- Geology has specialisation in varieties of disciplines like pedology, volcanology, metamorphic petrology, geochemistry and geophysics.
College | Location |
Hans Raj College | New Delhi |
Ram Lal Anand College | New Delhi |
Indian Institute of Technology | Bombay |
Indian Institute of technology | Kharagpur |
Indian Institute of Technology | Roorkee |
St. Xavier's College (University of Bombay) | Mumbai |
Department of Earth Sciences (Annamalai University) | Tamil Nadu |
Post-Graduate College of Science (Osmania University) | Hyderabad |
SVU college of Sciences (Sri Venkateshwara University) | Tirupathi |
Indian School of Mines | Jharkhand |
Department of Geology (Banaras Hindu University) | Varanasi |
Department of Geology (Kurukshetra University) | Kurukshetra |
Department of Geology (SavitribaiPhule Pune University) | Pune |
Institution | Location |
ETH Zurich | Switzerland |
University of California, Berkeley | United States |
Harvard University | United States |
University of Oxford | United Kingdom |
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) | United States |
University of Cambridge | United Kingdom |
California Institute of Technology (Caltech) | United States |
Columbia University | United States |
Stanford University | United States |
Australian National University | Australia |
University of Bristol | United Kingdom |
University of Toronto | Canada |
- Collect information in the field, from seismic data and other sources
- Monitor the acquisition of data to ensure consistent quality
- Interpret data to determine sub-surface geology and the economic importance of natural resources
- Develop geological models of the earth's sub-surface to understand the geological structure, rock characteristics and the likely distribution of oil/gas/mineral-bearing strata
- Assess the potential quality of minerals and hydrocarbon resources
- Collaborate with drilling engineers at drilling sites on the basis of the interpretation of the data and models developed
- Produce and present geological maps and reports
- Perform detailed geological risk analysis of proposed exploration targets
- Plan and undertake an exploration drilling programme after collecting and interpreting all available
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