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Psychology Diploma's are educational credentials that psychologists can earn after completing a graduate degree programme. These diplomas are not required for all jobs; they typically prepare a psychologist to practice in specialised contexts or gain certification. For example, a professional Diploma in school psychology can prepare a psychologist to work in a school and gain school psychologist certification. Those interested in becoming psychologists should be comfortable working with physically, mentally, or emotionally troubled patients. Psychologists need a license or certification in most states, and all states require psychologists who work in private practice to hold licensure.

You have 3 options after doing Diploma in electronics and communication engineering:
1) Higher Studies
You can do B.E/B.Tech (4 years duration) which provides more knowledge related to your branch, grows opportunities for getting good job in terms of post, salary from a reputed company.
2) Go for Job
3)
You can directly do job after Diploma if your score is more than 70% along with the deep practical and theoretical knowledge and good communication skills. Government companies:
BHEL
ISRO
NTPC
CDAC
ECIL
BSNL
Private companies:
LSI Logic
Honeywell
Wipro
Intel
Cisco
TCS
3) Short-term courses [B]
If you feel that any two of the above options are not good for you, then you can go for short-term courses (4-6 months each) like:
1) Embedded Systems
2) VLSI
3) Networking (CCNA)
4) Robotics
5) SCADA Communication

Hello Nishchal,
It's still not too late to start something new. Last two years must have taught you lots of practical things which would have not been in any college curriculum. You can do graduation after your gap from 12th passing till date. But a single year graduation exam is not advisable. They are practically of no use howsoever the institutions advertise about them. There is no use of such a certificate other than decorating the wall.
Enroll in a normal graduation course - regular or correspondence but check whether the university is UGC recognised and also DEC recognised for distance learning or correspondence courses. Choose one of the courses you feel strong at or as per your need in future plans and take admission. It would not be wise to waste much time as then jobs will be difficult for the extended year gap and/or for your age at the end of graduation.

Hi Mukesh,
For becoming a Disc Jockey, currently, there are no colleges or universities that offer full-time programmes or courses with a defined syllabus or course curriculum in DJ training or development. However, there are many private institutes and training centers that have sprung up across India mainly in Mumbai, Delhi (NCR), Chennai, Bangalore, Hyderabad and Kolkata that offer short duration courses in DJ development and other related skills such as:
Pro DJ Training and Development courseDigital Live DJ'ing courseAudio Engineering course
Most of these institutes have been set up by DJs themselves:
1. I Love Music Academy, Gurgaon
2. Electronyk Academy, Delhi
3. Jazzy Joe, Delhi
4. Skratchlab DJ Academy, Chennai
5. Global DJ Music Production & DJ Training Academy, Mumbai