Oceanographer

For 10th: Pass in 10th grade.
For 12th: Pass in 12th grade with Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics/Biology, and English as core subjects.

Entrance exams may vary by institution and country. Some places may require specific tests related to oceanography or marine sciences programs.

Undergraduate: Bachelor of Science (B.Sc) in Oceanography (3 years)
Post Graduate: Master of Science (M.Sc) in Oceanography (2 years)
Ph.D.: Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Oceanography for advanced research and academic careers.

Research institutions: Studying ocean circulation, marine life, and coastal processes through fieldwork, data analysis, and modeling.
Government agencies: Monitoring marine environments, managing marine resources, and advising on marine policy and conservation.
Environmental consulting firms: Assessing the environmental impact of coastal developments, offshore projects, and marine conservation efforts.
Academic institutions: Teaching oceanography, conducting research, and mentoring students in marine sciences.
Marine technology companies: Developing instruments, sensors, and technologies for oceanographic research and exploration.
Oil and gas industry: Conducting environmental impact assessments and monitoring marine ecosystems in offshore oil and gas operations.
Non-profit organizations: Promoting marine conservation, sustainability, and advocating for ocean health and protection.