How to become a Geologist in India after class 12 

Complete your class 12 education with the science stream (Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics). 

Pursue a bachelor's degree in Geology or Applied Geology. You can opt for a 3-year B.Sc. Geology course or a 4-year B.Tech. in Applied Geology course. 

After completing your bachelor's degree, you can choose to pursue a master's degree in Geology or Applied Geology (M.Sc. or M.Tech.). 

Consider pursuing a Ph.D. in Geology if you wish to conduct research or teach at a higher level. 

Gain practical experience through internships or fieldwork during your education to enhance your skills and knowledge. 

Stay updated with the latest advancements and research in the field of geology by attending conferences, workshops, and seminars. 

Join professional organizations such as the Geological Society of India (GSI) to network with experts and access resources. 

Job opportunities for geologists exist in various sectors like oil and gas, mining, environmental consulting, research organizations, government agencies, etc. 

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