MS(R)

M.S.(R) in Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences

Check here for details: Course of study: CAS, IIT Delhi

  1. The goal of M.S.(R) program is to develop a research-oriented workforce capable of conducting independent research in atmospheric and oceanic sciences. It will provide additional option to students interested in pursuing a research-oriented PG program in the field of weather and climate.
  2. The M.S.(R) degree will also serve as an intermediate academic link between a structured coursework-oriented undergraduate degree and a highly research-oriented doctoral degree.
  3. The M.S.(R) program will require a minimum of 15 credits of course work and 36 credits of research work.
  4. The project component gives the student an opportunity to conduct in-depth investigation on a topic of interest.

 

Key research areas for major project:
For details check : Ongoing Research at CAS

 

Program structure
                                                                                                                                      Programme Code: ASY

Master of Science (Research) in Atmospheric-Oceanic Sciences
Centre for Atmospheric Sciences

 

Courses for M.S.(R) in Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences
There is a requirement to complete 15 credits of course work and 36 credits of research project. Following are the Core course requirements.

Core Course:

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Course title

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Credits

1

ASD895

M.S.(R) Research Project

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36 Credits

 

 

 

 

Elective Courses:
The courses for 15 credits to be undertaken by the student will be decided by the supervisor in consultation with the SRC members and the student.  The list of approved courses is given below:

Course

No.

Course Name

(L‐T‐P)

Credits

ASL730

ASP731

ASL732

 

ASL733

ASL734

ASL735

ASL736

ASL737

ASL738

ASL750

ASL751

ASL752

ASL753

ASL754

ASL755

ASL756

ASL757

ASL758

ASL759

ASL760

ASL761

ASL762

ASL763

ASL765

ASS800

ASP820

ASL821

ASL822

ASL823

ASL824

ASP825

ASL826

ASL827

ASL851

ASL852

ASL853

ASL854

ASP855

ASL856

ASV862

ASV863

ASV864

ASV865

ASV866

ASP867

ASP868

ASC869

ASV891

Introduction to Weather, Climate and Air Pollution

Data Analysis Methods for Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences

Mathematical and Computational Methods for Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences

Physics of the Atmosphere

Dynamics of the Atmosphere

Atmospheric Chemistry and Air Pollution

Science of Climate Change

Physical and Dynamical Oceanography

Numerical Modeling of the Atmosphere and Ocean

Boundary Layer Meteorology  

Dispersion of Air Pollutants  

Mesoscale Meteorology

Atmospheric Aerosols

Cloud Physics

Remote Sensing of the Atmosphere and Ocean

Synoptic Meteorology

Tropical Weather and Climate  

General Circulation of the Atmosphere

Land‐Atmosphere Interactions

Renewable Energy Meteorology

Earth System Modeling  

Air‐Sea Interaction  

Coastal Ocean and Estuarine Processes

Impacts of Climate Change and Air Pollution on Human Health

Independent Study

Advanced Data Analysis for Weather and Climate

Advanced Dynamic Meteorology

Climate Variability

Geophysical Fluid Dynamics

Parameterization of Physical Processes  

Mesoscale Modeling

Ocean Modeling

Advanced Dynamic Oceanography  

Special Topics in Climate  

Special Topics in Oceans  

Special Topics in Atmosphere  

Special Topics in Air Pollution Studies

Special Topics in Atmosphere and Ocean  

Special Topics in Atmospheric and Oceanic Observations

Special Module in Climate  

Special Module in Oceans  

Special Module in Atmosphere  

Special Module in Air Pollution Studies

Special Module in Atmosphere and Ocean  

Special Module in Weather Forecasting

Special Module in Atmospheric and Oceanic Observations

Atmospheric and Oceanic Science Colloquium  

An Introduction to Adaptation Sciences

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Admissions to the M.S.(R) programme

  1. The admissions to the M.S.(R) programme are conducted twice a year. Usually, the call for applications is advertised by IIT Delhi in March, and the candidates should apply through the online application portal.
  2. We offer assistantships for full-time students admitted into the M.S.(R) programme.
  3. The admissions to these full-time seats are made based on GATE score. The GATE scores in Engineering Sciences, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Statistics, Geology & Geophysics, Agricultural Engineering, Civil Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Production and Industrial Engineering, Mining Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Geomatics Engineering, and Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering qualify for admission to the M.S.(R) in Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences.
  4. Those who qualify with other engineering subjects are also eligible to apply for our M.S.(R) programme, provided they have at least one year of relevant work experience in the field.
  5. If the qualifying degree is M.Sc., then the candidates must have both Physics and Mathematics studied at the B.Sc. level.
  6. The requirement of GATE exam is waived for M.Sc. graduates from IITs or integrated M.Sc. programmes of CFTIs with a CGPA of 8.0 or above on a 10-point scale.
  7. The requirement of GATE/national level exam is waived for applicants who are currently registered students in B.Tech/BE/integrated M.Tech/integrated M.Sc. programmes in CFTIs and have a CGPA of 8.0 or above before they register in IIT Delhi
  8. The requirement of GATE/national level exam is waived for all graduates of CFTIs with a B.Tech/BE degree with CGPA 8.0 or above or MA/M.Sc. graduates from IITs with a CGPA of 8.0 or above at the time of graduation.
  9. In addition to the assistantship seats, we admit sponsored full-time and part-time students with relevant work experience.
  10. Sponsored full-time and part-time students do not require GATE qualification but must have one year post-qualification work experience in CAS’s relevant areas and are admitted based on performance in the interview conducted by the Centre Research Committee.
  11. The part-time/sponsored full-time students should also apply through the online application portal.
  12. Meeting the other admission criteria specified by the institute, such as the minimum score in the qualifying degree and subject requirements is necessary for admission.

Check here for details: IIT Delhi Curriculum Information

Address

Centre for Atmospheric Sciences, Block VI,
Indian Institute of Technology Delhi
Hauz Khas, New Delhi-110 016, India

Email
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