B.A

The core BA psychology subjects that you'll study in the programme are

• Introduction to Psychology 
• Statistical Methods for Psychological Research
• Biopsychology
• Psychology of Individual Differences
• Development of Psychological Thought
• Social Psychology
• Understanding Psychological Disorders 
• Developmental Psychology 
• Organizational Behavior 
• Organizational Behavior

Of course, here are some popular Psychology books that a BA Psychology student can read:

• Elementary Psychology by S. M. Mohsin.
• Dark Psychology Secrets & Manipulation by Amy Brown.
• The Psychology of Money by Morgan Housel.
• The Power of Your Subconscious Mind by Joseph Murphy.
• Revenge of the Tipping Point by Malcolm Gladwell.
• The Anxious Generation by Jonathan Haidt.
• Stolen Focus by Johann Hari.
• The Body Keeps the Score by Bessel van there Kolk M.D.

It totally depends on the job role you choose and the employer. 

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BA in Psychology course

Students can get into JMI BA programme through CUET UG or JMI entrance test. Till 2021, admission was subject to the JMI entrance exam across all specialisations. However, starting 2022, admission to a few BA (Hons) specialisations was CUET-based and for the rest, it is still university-level entrance-based. Selection criteria for JMI BA programme differs according to specilisation.

Students seeking admissions to Maharaja Agrasen College BA must note that admissions are conducted mainly through the Common University Entrance Test (CUET), conducted by the NTA. Students must clear their previous qualifying examination and appear for the CUET exam. Upon being allotted the preferred college, students can complete the joining formalities at the college.

Some top private BA Psychology colleges that you can consider in India are here. Take a look -

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BA in Psychology institutes

Hi, IGNOU is the best distance university in India, and is recognised by the UGC and DEB. Of course, a BA in Psychology degree from IGNOU is worth it. If you think that every employer will prefer a regular degree only, that's not right. Employers seek skills and expertise; they look for a strong portfolio, and if you have prior work experience, then it's a plus.
If you pursue a BA Psychology from IGNOU, you'll get a lot of time and flexibility to work on your addition skills or maybe join an organisation to get experience. This will only benefit you.