Members of ISEG
Engineering Geology | Allied Geosciences
ISEG has an illustrious list of its esteemed members who are successful professionals, teachers and students in the field of Engineering Geology, Geotechniques, Geotechnical Engineering, Civil Engineering and Geology of our country. Their continuous support and active participation have placed ISEG into a new height in the field of this specialisation. ISEG is continuously enriched by their august presence and cooperation.
ISEG Members
(Updated as of March 2026)*For corrections and modifications if any in the attached list, members are requested to send a request mail to the Secretary, ISEG at info@isegindia.org"
ISEG WEG Members
ISEG is committed to fostering greater participation and inclusion of women across all its activities and professional opportunities — forming part of a broader initiative to enhance diversity within the Society.
As a significant step in this direction, WEG — a pan-India group of Women Engineering Geologists and Geotechnical Engineers — has been established to bring together and support women in the field of engineering geology.
Through this initiative, ISEG aims to encourage active participation by recognizing and promoting the contribution of women, and be a testimony to changing times when women are voluntarily choosing and excelling in a challenging field-based profession.
WEG is committed to creating a supportive platform for knowledge sharing, mentorship, and professional development , enabling women to connect, collaborate, and grow within the discipline.
By facilitating technical interactions, leadership opportunities, and visibility in professional forums, the initiative aspires to empower women at all stages of their careers — building a more inclusive, diverse, and dynamic engineering geology community.
ISEG YEG Members
The Indian Society of Engineering Geology (ISEG) is committed to strengthening its future by actively promoting the interests and engagement of Young Engineering Geologists (YEGs) and enhancing their involvement in the activities of the society.
To increase the number of young members is a step in that direction, to shoulder additional responsibility, thereby ensuring continuity and long-term sustainability of the Society.
The initiative also aims to address the professional and individual aspirations of YEGs by creating multiple opportunities for meaningful engagement.
This includes organising and facilitating events that promote networking within the YEG community and foster stronger connections with senior members.
Emphasis is placed on supporting the technical and professional development of young practitioners through demand-driven training, mentoring programmes, and meaningful exposure to work opportunities.
The initiative further promotes effective communication and collaboration among YEG members through the use of digital platforms.
Overall, this effort is directed towards ensuring the growth of younger generation as future ambassadors within ISEG.
ISEG IAEG Members
ISEG being the Indian counterpart of the IAEG (International Association for the Engineering Geology and the Environment), some of our ISEG council members are also the annual members of the IAEG. To become IAEG member, ISEG members are requested to contact the Secretary, ISEG for details.
Indian Society of Engineering Geology
Membership Form
1. Admission Fee(One Time)
:₹ 500/-(Applicable to all memberships)
2. Institutional Associate Membership
:₹ 20,000/-(Applicable for 5 members)
3. Individual Membership
(i) Oridinary Membership(Annual)
:₹ 1,000/-(ii) Student Membership
:₹ 2,000/-(For age below 35 years)
(iii) Life Membership
:1. All payments towards registration fee may be made through online modes preferable or through demand draft, drawn in favor of the Indian Society of Engineering Geology payable at UCO Bank, Lucknow & sent in the address of Secretary, ISEG
2. Details for online bank transfer are as detailed below
