B.Sc

Dear Pavan,
B.Tech is a professional degree/ course whereas B.Sc is not a professional course but it is a simple/regular degree. These days we have many branches available for B.Tech. Some of them are there for long like ECE, CSE, EE, Mech. , Civil, etc., but with the passage of time, the impact of technology has increased due to which many new branches have come up like Biotech, Food tech., Nanotech, Agri., Mechatronics, etc. In a similar manner, we have many different specializations available in B.Sc like Physics, Chemistry, Botany, Zoology, Maths, etc. Other than these, you have specialised ones like Biotechnology, Biochemistry, Microbiology, Forensic, Agriculture, Food Technology, Computer Science, etc. Apart from these, you have honours courses too. Many reputed private universities are offering these courses so you can check the details of with some of the universities like Manipal, Lovely, Christ, Symbiosis, etc.
Good luck.

The aviation industry is the totality of all that happens in aviation and aerospace. The aviation industry is huge and there is scope to do many things. Government aviation includes the military and non-military segments. Non-military aviation in the government sector would include the operation of airports or the regulation of civil aviation. Aviation management programs teach you the basics of airport operations that include applications such as aviation law, security issues, aircraft design and weather issues. Aeronautical engineering is a part of the aviation industry. Aerospace engineers are employed in the aviation and aerospace manufacturing segment of the industry, although some also work for the airlines.

Yes, of course, you can. Either start from the beginning by completing BA/B.Sc Psychology from an accredited university and then completing MA/M.Sc followed by M.phil/Ph.D in the same discipline to get RCI certification or You can directly opt for Master's degree programme since you have already done graduation. However, being a post-graduate course, all candidates who have completed their graduation in same or similar specialisation are eligible for this programme but there are few universities offering post graduation in psychology to non-psychology graduates. For example, IGNOU (Indira Gandhi National Open University) - SoSS (School of Social Science) offers M.A. Psychology (distance learning mode). The eligibility criteria is graduation with minimum 50% marks from an accredited University. For more information, visit:
www.ignou.ac.in
After completing Masters in psychology followed by M.Phil / Ph.D, you can apply for RCI certification and start pursuing your career as a "psychologist"