Is MSU is good for bsc hons geology??
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21st Jul, 2019
Hey!
Maharaja Sayajirao University has a geology department with the following features:
By taking all factors into consideration, MSU is a good choice for B.Sc. in geology. However, look for admission in top colleges of India if you have enough merit.
Hope it helps!
Maharaja Sayajirao University has a geology department with the following features:
- The Department is housed in three storied building along with an extension wing.
- Well equipped laboratories with sophisticated instruments
- several lecture rooms with audio-visual facilities
- computer room with internet facility for staff and students
- Specialised laboratories with advanced instruments which include Sedimentology lab, Geochemistry lab, Remote Sensing lab, Advanced Optical lab and Micropalaeontology lab.
- advanced field equipments like GPR, GPS, Resistivity meter and fieldwork camping facilities
- well furnished Seminar room and library
- centralised canteen facility of the Faculty of Science for students adjacent to the Department.
- high quality research publications in reputed national and international journals.
- All staff members have excellent academic credentials.
- Some of the aspects of research being actively pursued by the staff members of the Department are as follows: a) Quaternary climatic and Hydrogeological changes in Western India, b) Evolution of Coastal plains and sediment disposal system along Gulf of Cambay and Kachchh, c) Geometry and nature of active faults in Gujarat, d) Evolution of Great and little Rann of Kachchh using subsurface cores, e) Environmental conditions during late Quaternary in the Nal-Bhal corridor, f) Structural and metamorphic history of the Aravalli Group of rocks of NE Gujarat, g) Ichnological and Sedimentological studies of Mesozoic and Cenozoic sequences in Gujarat.
By taking all factors into consideration, MSU is a good choice for B.Sc. in geology. However, look for admission in top colleges of India if you have enough merit.
Hope it helps!
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