Ph.D. in Humanities & Social Sciences Colleges in India

Psychometric Assessment is a method which is used to test cognitive abilities and personality traits of a person.

Through this assessment we can analyse personality, thought process, aptitude and also behaviour of a person.

There can be mnay types of psychometric tests - some of main two are personality tests and ability tests. 

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Among lot of benefits for the same. Some are mentioned below; 

You can get a CSIR NET JRF fellowship/Ph.D. Fellowship of INR 31,000 per month for 2 years as JRF followed by an INR 35,000 per month fellowship for 3 additional years. 

Get opportunities to work in top Research Laboratories in positions like Junior Research Fellowship, Senior Research Fellowship, Project Associate, Research Associate, Project Fellow, and Senior Project Fellow are positions which you can apply for.

Numerous Public sectors companies like Indian Oil, Hindustan Petroleum, and ONGC, hire CSIR NET and GATE qualified every year for various posts with an average salary from INR 40,000 to INR 80,000 per month.

 You can get an opportunities to join a top university as an Assistant Professor or guest lecturer.

5- CSIR NET qualification increases your CV Weightage/Helps in getting higher preferences in getting jobs. 

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Interested students must have completed postgraduate degree in psychology, applied psychology, or a comparable discipline from an accredited university with at least a 55% grade point average. candidate should have done their MA in Psychology with a specialisation or MPhil in Psychology from a recognised University. Some colleges also look for some work experience.

Universities conduct entrance exams for admission to PhD, or accept UGC NET scores if students are able to get desired scores. Through UGC-NET, students can get a scholarship in either JRF or SRF. Followed by entrance exam, students will have to appear for a Personal Interview (PI), where they will also have to present their thesis or synopsis of their field of specialisation.

There are a lot of benefits of having a Ph.D:

a) You can indulge in the luxury of having Dr. as your title. 

b) You'll learn how to be tough (mentally tough that is) from all the grilling, criticizing, and second-guessing you will have to endure when you present your research proposal.

c) Your analytical skills will sky rocket. This really depends on the type of Ph.D you pursue, but it is a given that you will learn to sharpen your analytical skills, and will then be able to apply these skills to subsequent ventures.

d) It is the highest possible degree that you can achieve. If you strive for greatness, and nothing short of being the best will do, a Ph.D will definitely fulfil your intellectual satisfaction.

e) You will be a recognised expert in your field, and you will have a piece of paper to prove it. Who knows, you may even be lucky enough to win a Nobel Prize one day.

f) Some jobs actually require you to have a Ph.D or equivalent.

g) You will be able to use your Ph.D experience to quickly learn new areas within your chosen field, as well as adapt to the differing demands of the workplace.

h) Studying for a Ph.D is a surefire way to boost your self-confidence and belief. You will finally get the chance to discover that there is no secret source of knowledge that your being denied access too.

Yes, you can pursue PhD in Social Work course. I have mentioned a few colleges located outside India that offer PhD in Social Work course in regular mode. All the best to you