B.Sc. (Hons) Geography is a three year course. Eligibility for the course is 10+2, intermediate cleared. Admissions for such course are on the basis of counselling after clearing entrance tests conducted by universities like University of Delhi and other depending on the colleges.

Some of the top colleges offering this course are:

• Dakshina Bharat Hindi Prachar Sabha
• Krishna Bora B. ED. College
• Maharani College of Education
• G.D. Bagaria Teachers Training College
• College of Teacher Education (TW)

The tuition fees by average for B.Sc. (Hons) Geography comes between INR 8,000 to 1.3 Lacs for the span of three years.

It is an excellent preparation for careers in teaching, media, and advertising, writing, and publishing; for graduate or professional studies in Geography, communications, or law; and for advancement in any field in which communication skills are important.

Major Job profile and designations for these graduates are geological assistant, development analyst, country or rural planner, environmental consultant, cartographer, recycling manager, weather analyst, GIS analyst, park ranger, travel agent, soil conservationist, landscape architect, water/land manager and tourismetc. The average salary for B.Sc. (Hons) Geography graduates is around INR 2 to 10 Lacs but this can be higher on the basis of experience and other factors.

B.Sc. (Hons) Geography: Career Prospects

There are various job opportunities for B.Sc Hons Geography graduates. Some B.Sc.Geography Employment Areas includes Coaching Centres, Education Consultancies, Education Department, Museums, Publishing House and Research and Development Agencies

With further qualifications or training, you could also teach geography, do urban design or town planning, or become a chartered surveyor. Other options include:

• geological assistant
• development analyst
• country or rural planner
• environmental consultant
• cartographer
• recycling manager
• weather analyst
• GIS analyst
• park ranger
• travel agent
• soil conservationist
• landscape architect
• water/land manager
• tourism

Some of the popular professional avenues open to such graduates are listed below with the corresponding salaries offered for the respective positions.

Job Position	Job Description	Average Annual Pay Scale in INR
Teacher	Job responsibilities for high school and middle school Geography teachers include developing students' writing and reading comprehension skills, administering tests and evaluating students’ progress throughout each term.	2 to 3 Lacs
GIS Analysts	GIS analysts, or geographic information systems analysts, perform analysis on data sets stored in a GIS database. GIS databases were originally created to help cartographers and geographers with mapping and surveying techniques, but the databases are now used in a wide variety of industries around the world.	3 to 4 Lacs
Geographer	A geographer uses qualitative and quantitative methods to gather and analyze data, synthesizing it into maps, reports, and other usable formats. Geographers specialize in the study of physical and human characteristics of an area, such as vegetation or population density. Employment often requires at least a bachelor's degree - and more commonly a master's degree - and relevant experience. Professional GIS certification may also be required.	5 to 6 Lacs
Surveyor	Surveyors use specialized instruments to measure distances and features along the Earth's surface; their data is used to make maps and develop the details in construction and engineering projects. The work of surveyors is also used to establish boundary lines on parcels of land.	4 to 5 Lacs
Public Relations Officer	Public relations (PR) is about managing reputation. To provide support and understanding to the clients as well as to try to influence them by your opinions and behavior. All means of media and communication should be used to manage the reputation of the customers.	2 to 4 Lacs
Postsecondary Geography Teacher	College Geography and literature professors or instructors are charged with refining the interpretive, compositional and critical thinking skills of their students through discussion and exploration of Geography literature. Many professional writers find teaching college Geography and literature to be a perfect position, because there is often ample free time to pursue individual interests and seek outside publication. The demand for college teachers, who generally must hold doctoral degrees, is growing as more and more people attend college.	3 to 4 Lacs
Drafter	A drafter takes the designs of an architect or engineer and, using specialized software, turns them into technical drawings or schematics that can be used for construction or production. Areas of specialty include aeronautical, architectural, civil, electrical, electronic, mechanical, and pipeline drafting. Drafters usually hold a certificate or associate's degree in drafting. Voluntary professional certification may be earned.	4 to 5 Lacs