Anthropology is the scientific study of humans, cultures, and societies throughout history and around the world. It encompasses archaeology, cultural anthropology, physical anthropology, and linguistic anthropology. Anthropologists play an important role in understanding human evolution, social behavior, and cultural identity.
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Career Path Job Title Job Description Average Salary
Research Anthropologist Studies human societies, cultures, and their development. ?5-10 LPA
Archaeology Archaeologist Excavates and analyzes historical artifacts and sites. ?4-12 LPA
Cultural Studies Cultural Anthropologist Examines cultural patterns and social structures. ?5-15 LPA
Level Qualification Duration Key Subjects
Beginner B.A. in Anthropology 3 years Cultural Anthropology, Archaeology
Intermediate M.A. in Anthropology 2 years Advanced Anthropological Theories
Advanced Ph.D. in Anthropology 3-5 years Research in Human Evolution or Cultural Studies

 

Institute Name Location Program Offered
University of Delhi Delhi, India B.A. & M.A. in Anthropology
Banaras Hindu University Varanasi, India B.A., M.A., & Ph.D. in Anthropology
Pune University Pune, India M.A. in Anthropology
Entrance Exam Name Conducting Body Eligibility Criteria Exam Mode Frequency
DUET University of Delhi 10+2 Online Annually
CUET NTA 10+2 Online Annually
  • Conducting studies on human societies and cultures.
  • Archaeological artifact analysis.
  • Composing research papers and reports.
  • Teaching and developing future anthropologists.
Pros Cons
Provides deep insights into human history and culture. Some regions have few career prospects.
Opportunities for fieldwork and research. Extensive research can be time-consuming.
Can help to preserve cultural heritage. Fieldwork may necessitate travel to remote locations.