Master of Science [M.Sc] (Geology) From IIT Bhubaneswar, Bhubaneswar

Bhubaneswar, OdishaAutonomous UniversityEstd 2008

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Master of Science [M.Sc] (Geology)

first year fees: ₹51,390

2 YearsFull Time

Years	year 1		year 2
Total Year Wise fees	₹51,390		₹31,390
Semester	1	2	3	4
Total Fees	₹36890	₹14500	₹16890	₹14500
Tuition fees	₹5000	₹5000	₹5000	₹5000
other fee	₹31890	₹9500	₹11890	₹9500

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Years	year 1	year 2
Semester	1	2	3	4
Total Fees	₹41290	₹33000	₹35390	₹33000
Tuition fees	₹41290	₹33000	₹35390	₹33000

IIT Bhubaneswar Master of Science [M.Sc] (Geology) Ranking

IIT Bhubaneswar Science ranking by Times Higher Education is 501 out of 801 in International in 2020

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Eligibility Criteria

Aspirants seeking admission to 2 year Full-time M.Sc Program should meet the following criteria as specified by the institute.

Academic Requirement:

Candidate should have passed Graduation in the relevant stream from the recognized University.

Entrance Exam:

Candidates must qualify one of the following entrance test - JAM

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Hostel Mess Advance : Rs.18,000 (Per Semester)
Hostel Overhead Charges : Rs. 10,500 (Per Semester)

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For SAARC & Least Developed Country- Tuition F ee@ Rs. 5,0001- per annum+ other applicable charges
For Non- SAARC & Developed Country- Tuition Fee @ Rs. 6.0 lakhs per annum +other applicable charges.

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IIT Bhubaneswar: 2 Answered Questions

IIT Bhubaneswar or NIT Rourkela which one should choose for a Geology Master's?

Sriparna BanerjeeStudied at National Institute of Technology, Rourkela

NIT Rourkela is better for a Masters in Geology. It offers better facilities. Geology department has well-equipped labs with latest technologies. The campus has an active research environment. There is cutting-edge ongoing research in the field of Earth and Atmospheric Science.

Although NIT Rourkela is the better option in terms of academics and research culture, IIT Bhubaneswar has a locational advantage. Due to this advantage, it's easier to get projects and placement opportunities.

How is geology in IIT Bhubaneswar ?

Priti BansalB.Tech from Indian Institute of Technology Bhubaneswar (2020)

Very few IITs in India offer Geology and all of them follow the same curriculum. The faculties at IIT Bhubaneswar is well qualified and experienced. Given below are a few advantages of choosing geology at IIT Bhubaneswar:-

One of the parts of the IIT Bhubaneswar campus is close to Chilka lake, which is used for ocean and navel geology based courses, it is probably the only IIT in the country with such practical facilities available.
Being one of the most culturally effervescent cities in the country and having a tropical savanna climate, Bhubaneswar is the most suitable for the field of climate and ocean research.
There are a large number of elective courses of the geology department that are available in IIT Bhubaneswar with a few notable ones being Glacial Geoscience, Modelling and Stimulation, and many others. There are about 11 elective courses in MSc Geology each having 3 contact hours and 3 credits and divided between semesters(I and II) and (III and IV). The first two semesters have courses like environmental earth sciences and the 3rd and 4th semesters have courses like organic geochemistry.

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