Admissions in Medical Geography, or more broadly, Geography programs, typically follow the university's academic calendar. Here are some general guidelines:

- *Application Window*: The application process usually starts in *February or March* and continues until *May or June*.¹

- *Entrance Exams*: Some universities require entrance exams, such as CUET PG, which may have separate schedules.²

- *Admission Deadlines*: Deadlines vary by institution, but some universities set deadlines as early as *January 31* or as late as *April 15*.³

- *Program Duration*: MA or MSc Geography programs typically span 2 years divided into 4 semester

To get admitted into an M.Ed (Master of Education) program, you should generally apply for entrance exams starting from April-May, with admissions concluding by August, and you should check the specific websites of the universities you are interested in for their admission timelines.

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Here is the link where you can download subject wise answer keys :- Karnataka 2nd PUC Answer Keys 2025

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Yes, even if you had PCB in your 12th grade, you can apply for CUET UG and choose subjects like Geography, History, Economics, etc. CUET allows you to select subjects based on the eligibility criteria of the university and course you are applying for.

Make sure to check the specific requirements of the university you want to apply to.

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Yes, you can definitely pursue a psychology degree as a humanities student in college, even if you didn’t study it in high school.

Many universities accept students from different backgrounds, and psychology programs usually start with basic concepts, so prior knowledge is not always required.

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Here are some Competency-Based Questions for Geography (Class 10 ICSE):

1. Case-Based: A village in Rajasthan faces water scarcity due to low rainfall.

• (a) Identify the climate and its impact on agriculture.
• (b) Suggest two traditional water conservation methods.
• (c) How can modern technology help in managing water scarcity?
  
  

2. Map-Based: On an outline map of India:

• (a) Mark the Tropic of Cancer.
• (b) Identify two Himalayan rivers.
• (c) Mark a major wheat-producing state.
  
  

3. Data Interpretation: Rice production increased in Punjab, West Bengal, and Tamil Nadu over three years.

• (a) Which state shows the highest increase?
• (b) What factors could cause this rise?
• (c) Suggest two ways to boost production in Tamil Nadu.
  
  

4. Reasoning-Based:

• (a) Why are alluvial soils fertile?
• (b) How does soil erosion affect agriculture?
• (c) How can soil erosion be prevented in hilly areas?
  
  

5. Diagram-Based: A region on the leeward side of a mountain gets low rainfall.

• (a) Explain why this happens.
• (b) Give an example of such a region in India.
• (c) How does it affect vegetation?

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As per your mentioned query, you may have chance to become social science teacher. See, the eligibility criteria for the designation of a teacher may vary like CBSE boards have their own criteria and STATE board has different. So, it is better to ensure the eligibility criteria first then you should apply for the same. You can also directly discuss it with institutions and schools.

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Accessing the RBSE Class 12 Geography model answer sheet for 2025 can significantly enhance your exam preparation. While the Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education (RBSE) releases model question papers, obtaining official model answer sheets can be challenging .

Preparation Tips :

Compare Answers : After solving model papers, compare your responses with available solutions to identify areas for improvement.

Understand Marking Schemes : Familiarize yourself with the marking scheme to allocate appropriate time and detail to each question.

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Pursuing an M.A. in Geography after completing a BSc degree is possible, but it's essential to consider the eligibility criteria, course structure, and career opportunities. Most universities require a Bachelor's degree in any discipline, including BSc, with a minimum percentage (around 50-55%).

The M.A. Geography program covers physical geography, human geography, GIS, and research methods.

After completing the M.A., you can apply for the Post Graduate Teacher (PGT) Geography position, which requires a Master's degree in Geography or a related subject, a B.Ed degree, and possibly teaching experience.

As a PGT Geography teacher, you'll have opportunities to work in government schools, private schools, and colleges. Universities like Delhi University , JNU , and the University of Hyderabad offer M.A. in Geography programs for different backgrounds student.

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To be eligible for the PGT (Post Graduate Teacher) Geography exam, you generally need:

1. Master’s Degree in Geography – You must complete M.A./M.Sc. in Geography from a recognized university.
2. B.Ed. Qualification – Since you already have a B.Ed. , you fulfill this criterion.
3. Minimum Percentage – Some exams require at least 50-55% in post-graduation .
4. State/Board-Specific Rules – Eligibility varies by state and exam board (KVS, NVS, DSSSB, etc.).

Since you have B.Sc. and B.Ed. , you must complete M.A. Geography first to become eligible.

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