Colleges in Karnataka

To complete your admissions paperwork for GIBS Business School, you will be required to submit a required set of documents. The following documents are required: 10th grade mark sheets and certificate, 12th grade mark sheets and certificate, all grades at the time of your graduation, transfer/migration certificate, entrance scorecards (e.g., :

CAT, MAT, XAT, CMAT, GMAT), valid government-issued photo ID, passport-size photos. If you're applying from a reserved category, you'll have to provide your caste/community certificate (s). You will also be required to submit additional documentation if you are an international or NRI student (e.g., passport, visa, proof of sponsorship). These documents determine eligibility and allow GIBS to finalise your admission.

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Yes — internships are possible for BA Psychology students

Psychology internships allow undergraduates to “apply theoretical knowledge to real-life situations” — in clinics, hospitals, wellness centers, research labs, schools, community-service centres, NGOs, etc.

Some mental-health / wellness centers explicitly offer internship/trainee-positions to BA or BSc psychology students. For example, Peace of Mind (India) offers “graduate internship (BA/BSc Psychology or Clinical Psychology)” which includes patient-center workflow, admin support, content-creation, and “live-project” work.

Similarly, Inspiron Psychological Well‑Being Centre offers internship programs to students enrolled in bachelor or master psychology courses; they provide both online and offline internship/training options, including exposure to therapeutic approaches, case discussions, assessments, and counselling-skills training. 

On the “organisational/industrial-psychology” side, there are internship-type programmes focusing on employee behaviour, workplace psychology, HR, organisational development, etc. For example, Indian Counselling Services offers “Industrial and Organizational Psychology Internship” (with certificate/letter) aimed at those interested in organisational psychology.