Bachelor of Geomatics Engineering

• You should have completed your +2 education from a science background or equivalent.
• You should have scored a C in total in each subject of Class 11 and Class 12 with mathematics and physics 100 marks or 45% in total.
• At last, you must pass the entrance exam with a good score to get your name on the merit list of the college you are interested in.

Geomatics Engineering, often known as Geospatial Engineering, is a fast emerging field that focuses on spatial information. Geomatics engineers use engineering concepts to create geographical information, implement relational data, and manage local, regional, national, and worldwide spatial data infrastructures.

Geomatics engineers create, implement, and manage systems for gathering and interpreting spatial data on the land, seas, natural resources, and man-made features. Geomatics engineering applications incorporate science and technology from both new and old areas of science and engineering. Geomatics engineers use a variety of technologically advanced instruments, including digital theodolite/distance meter total stations, Global Positioning System (GPS) equipment, digital aerial photography (both satellite and airborne), and computer-based geographic information systems (GIS).