B.A Psychology

No, their eligibility criteria are different. Though the subject is the same, the course streams are different. For the BA Psychology admission, you'll need to pass Class 12 from any stream, but for the BSc in Psychology, you'll need to pass Class 12 with the Science stream only. Their minimum eligible marks can also differ.

Some important documents that you must during the application process of the BA Psychology course are:

• Class 10 and 12 mark sheets
• Passport-sized photographs
• Migration Certificate
• Valid photo ID proof (Adhaar, PAN Card, Driving License, Passport, etc.)

It depends on the curriculum set by your college. However, Criminal Psychology and Counseling subjects are generally included in the BA Psychology syllabus. You can also check last year's syllabus of your desired college from their official website and see if they offer these subjects.

Expected General category cutoffs for CUET Psychology: 233–262 for early rounds, and up to 253 in later rounds.

Your score of 396 sits well above even the highest estimate, reinforcing the likelihood of admission. 2024 Main Campus Cutoffs: Round 4 closing score: 314 marks for General category, B.A. Hons. Psychology .Earlier rounds like Round 1–4 hovered around 314–319 marks . Your 396/750 significantly exceeds these cutoff marks, giving you a comfortable margin over last year's benchmarks.

You may not get into top-tier colleges, such as Delhi University for BA Psychology, with a CUET UG score of 357 and a 74% in your 12th exams, because they usually have cut-offs above 570. However, you still have a good chance of getting into low-fee government colleges (like Banaras Hindu University or a state university in Uttar Pradesh or Bihar), where the expected cut-offs are between 250 and 270. Watch for colleges like CSJMU Kanpur, DDU Gorakhpur, or MJPRU Bareilly. These colleges do offer BA Psychology with low fees and may consider your score, depending on your category and number of seats available.