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The document outlines the syllabus for the Ph.D. entrance test in geography at Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University. It covers 9 units across two sections - research applications and core subjects. The units cover topics like cartography, statistics, surveying, remote sensing, GPS, geomorphology, climatology, oceanography, population geography, economic geography, agricultural geography, geographical thought, soil geography, environmental geography, settlement geography, and urban geography. Key concepts, theories, and methods are listed for each topic.

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Dr.

Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University, Aurangabad


Subject: Geography
Ph.D. Entrance Test 2020
Syllabus of Paper II

Sr. Name of the Unit Detailing


No.
Section A: Research Applications, Methodology, Tools and Techniques
1. Unit I  Cartographic Techniques: Map scale and
Cartographic Techniques and SOI their types, conversion of scale and map
elements. Enlargement and Reduction of
Map.
 SOI: Indexing, conventional signs and
symbols, marginal information, Grid
References, Contours, slope, Drainage
Patterns.
2. Unit II  Type of Geographical Data
Statistical Geography  Central tendency & Measures of Dispersions:
Analytical methods (Mean, Median,
Variance, Mode, and Standard Deviation
 Skewness and Kurtosis
 Concept of probability (Methods of
Determination)
 Time Series Analysis
 Correlation and Regression
 Testing of Hypothesis (Parametric and Non-
Parametric Tests)
3. Unit III  Geodetic Surveying (Triangulation,
Surveying and Map Projections Benchmarks, Spot Heights, Reduced Levels,
Interpolation, Contouring)
 Survey Instruments (Plane Table, Prismatic
Compass, Abney Level)
 Fundamental Concepts of Map Projection
 Polyconic Projection
 International Map Projection (Modified
Polyconic)
 Universal Transvers Mercator’s (UTM)
Projection
 Mollweide Projection
4 Unit IV  Basic Concepts: spectrum, spectral
Remote Sensing And Geographic quantities, EMR, Laws of Radiation, Concept
Information System (GIS) of Blackbody, radiation, Transmission,
Absorption, Scattering, Surface,
AtmosphereWindows
 Basics of Ariel Photography, Basics of
Satellite Remote Sensing
 Elements of GIS
 GIS Softwares
 Data Models (Spatial and Non-Spatial)
 Digitization and Editing
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 Data Analysis (Attribute and Spatial
Database)
5 Unit V  Elements of GPS and GPS Coordinates
Geographical Positioning System  Fundamental Concepts (Space Segment,
(GPS) And Computer Applications Control Segment and User Segments)
 Components and Types of Receiver
 GPS Signals
 Basics of Computer (Input and Output
Devices)
 Map and figures Making Tools and
Functions
 Application of Excel (Microsoft Office):
Data Analysis and Graphical Representation.
Section B: Core Subjects
6 Unit I

Geomorphology  Geomorphic Scale


 Tectonism and Concerned theories
 Weathering and Mass Movement
 Work of River, Glacier, Wind & Sea Waves
and Tides (Coastal Process).
 Slope Morphology
Climatology  The Earth’s Atmosphere (Composition and
Structure)
 Insolation and Heat Balance
 Temperature, Air Pressure and Wind
 Humidity, Air Masses and Fronts
 Circulation of Atmosphere (with basic
theories)
 Cyclone
Oceanography  Relief of the Ocean Bottom (Floor): Basic
Concepts
 Properties of Sea water
 Waves, Tides and Tidal Currents and Ocean
Currents
7 Unit II
Population Geography  Basic Concepts: Population Growth,
Distribution, Size, Density, Fertility, Crude
Birth Rate, Birth Rate, Death Rate, ,
Mortality, Infant Mortality, Malnutrition, Sex
Ratio, Age-Sex Pyramid, Literacy, Aging
Population, Dependency Ratio, Migration
 Theories of Population Growth (Thomas
Malthus)
 Demographic Transition Model
Economic Geography  Location Activities (Von Thunen)
 Spatial and Temporal Aspects of Economic
Development (Rostow’s and Myrdal’s
Models)
 International Trade and Structure (Ricardo’s
Classical Theory)
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 Industrialization, Privatization, and
Globalization.
 Revolutions: Green, White and Blue
Agricultural Geography  Determinants of Agricultural Patterns and
Agricultural types.
 Agro-Climatic zones
 Irrigation, Droughts and Famines
 Crop Combination methods (Weaver’s
Method and Bhatia’s Method)
8 Unit III
Geographical Thoughts  Basic Concepts: Determinism, Possiblism,
Neo-Determinism, Doctrine of Facts, Logical
Positivism and Behaviouralism
 Humanistics Geography
 Contribution of Geographers in Ancient,
Medieval and Modern Period.
Soil Geography  Soil formation and its factors
 Properties of Soils (Physical and Chemical)
 Concepts: Fertility, Productivity, Suitability,
Floral and Faunal Organic Matter, Humus,
Soil Biomass, Soil Profile, Land Capability,
Salinization, Acidification, Soil Fertility,
decline. Soil Deforestation, Overgrazing
Environmental Geography  Ecosystem, Food Chain and Food Web,
Energy Transfer, Energy Pyramid,
Biogeochemical Cycles (Nitrogen, Carbon
dioxide and Oxygen)
 Environmental Pollution
 Environmental Legislations (Laws and Acts)
9 Unit IV
Settlement Geography  Patterns of Settlement (Neolithic to
Contemporary Period)
 Dispersion and Nucleation of Settlement
 Nodality, Centrality, Range, Threshold,
Hierarchy and Rank size distribution
 Settlement Theory: Christaller’s Central
Place Theory
Urban Geography  Concepts: CBD, Rural Urban Fringe,
Suburbanization, Urbanization, Conurbation
and Megalopolis and satellite towns
 Urban Morphology: Park and Burgess
Model, Homer Hoyer Model, Harris and
Ullman Model.
 Functional classification
Industrial Geography  Locational Factors
 Centralization and Decentralization of
Industries
 Industries and Industrial linkages
 Industrial Theory : Growth Pole Model,
Greenhunt’s and Israd’s Model
 IT Industries
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Trade and Transport Geography  Concept of Trade, Types of Trade and
Balance of Trade
 Modes of Transportation, Measurement of
Accessibility
 Trade Theories: Theory of Comparative
Advantage, Neo-Classical Theory, Modern
Theory
10 Unit V
Social and Cultural Geography  Bases and concepts: Positivism, Humanism,
Idealism, Phenomenalism, Existentialism,
Structuralism and Radicalism
 Cultural Indicators
 Social wellbeing, HD and HRD Index
 Social Justice, Equality and Welfare
Natural and Manmade  Concepts: Hazard, Disaster, Risk,
Hazards/Disasters Vulnerability
 Natural Hazards: Geological, Geomorphic
and Climatic,
 Manmade Hazards: Physical, Chemical and
Biological
Political Geography  Boundaries, Frontiers, Nation, State and
Nation and State
 Whittlesay’s Landscape Approach, Unified
Field Theory
 Global Geo-Strategic Views of Mackinder,
Spyk man and Cohen
 SAARC Organization

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account of geomorphic processes.
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Climatology

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Oceanography

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Population Geography

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Soil Geography
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Settlement Geography

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Political Geography
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and
Global Navigation System (GPS) and Computer Applications
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Name and Signature of Syllabus Committee:

Dr. Madan Suryawanshi Dr. D. S. Gajhans Dr. B. S. Jadhav

Date:
Place: Aurangabad

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