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The course focuses on the causes of disasters and how to minimise their impact. The course enables the student to learn different areas of disaster management, which includes management of the situation, response to the needs of the people and the area, evacuation process, distribution of food and medical care for the injured people.
During the course, the student will be introduced to environmental systems, eld operations and organisational management, and as disaster management.
There are good employment opportunities the government as well as in private organizations.
Employment opportunities are offered in the disaster management departments of government agencies such as: Fire departments, drought management departments, law enforcement authorities, relief agencies, etc. and insurance companies, industries in the high-risk fields like chemicals, mining, and petroleum which have their own disaster management cells.

As per the eligibility criteria of Delhi University, a candidate need to score at least 60% in class XII. Candidates belonging to the General Category should have an aggregate of minimum 60% in four papers including English, Mathematics and other two subjects from the list of elective subjects as approved by the University of Delhi.The minimum percentage requirement for SC, ST, CW and PwD category candidates is 55 percent in each of the four papers considered for computing the aggregate.
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The Du JAT exam eligibility criteria is two-fold. First of all, the students must have cleared the qualifying exam which is the grade XII CBSE exam. Secondly, all the marks obtained in the qualifying exam should not be less than 60% but there is a relaxation for backward sections.