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Meteorologist jobs in India can be at very different levels and there are huge career prospect for a qualified meteorologist. The prospective fields for a meteorologist are:
Daily weather forecasting. Daily weather forecasting is very important for Govt departments like Agriculture and some other offices.
Each and every airport has a Met office(meteorology office) adjacent to it for time to time weather and visibility forecasting which require qualified meteorologists.
Indian Meteorological department.
Atmospheric research
Teaching
Broadcasting in different services: A climatologist or Meteorologist can easily a grab daily weather forecasting jobs for TV Channels, and for News agencies
As Architectural Climatologist: The growing India is in dire need of structures. Not only building of houses we need more structures in terms of offices, bridges, flyovers etc. to build up the new India for which expert climatologists are always required. So private Architectural farms too require Climatologist.
Jobs in State and Central Agricultural Universities.
Indian Council of Agricultural Research
Indian Space Research Centre.
National Remote Sensing Agency.
Department of Science and Technology.
Space Application Centre.
Apart from these, there are international jobs for a meteorologist. For these the student has to keep himself updated in latest career trends and job market.
Meteorologist salary in India:
Meteorologist salary will be according to the organization he works. If he works in State run offices he will be paid according to state pay scale. The Organizations like Indian Meteorogical department, Indian Space Research Centre and other central govt departments jobs in Meteorology will be according to Pay commission scale. So, a meteorologist can expect good salary as well as job security in India.
All the best.

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