Computer Science Eligibility

Yes, it is possible for you to do a M.Sc. Industrial Psychology or Human Resource Psychology after a B.Sc. Computer Svience Bachelor's. But in recent days many good colleges have a basic criteria of having a compulsory Bachelor's in Psychology to join M.Sc. Psychology programme. Where as the above mentioned courses have a little relaxed criteria. Depending on why your doing you can choose your mode of education. If it is only for knowledge purpose then even a distance education course will suffice (as it doesn't have enough contact hours and no proper training in practical aspects). But if you are planning to start practice as a Psychologist then you need to do it from a UGC recognised college as a Full-time student. But you need to keep in mind doing these degree after engineering will restrict your area of practice, you can probably be in Human Resources or Industrial Psychology or Engineering Psychology or Artificial Intelligence, you can never practice as a Counselling Psychologist or a Clinical Psychologist. So choose the course depending on your need.

Yes, an Indian undergraduate (UG) commerce student can study MS in Computer Science in the USA. However, you may need to meet certain requirements and prerequisites before being admitted to an MS programme in computer Science. Typically, MS programs in computer Science require a strong foundation in mathematics and computer Science, including courses in programming, algorithms, data structures, and discrete mathematics. If you have not taken these courses as part of your undergraduate commerce degree, you may need to complete some additional coursework before being admitted to an MS programme in computer Science. Some universities may offer bridge programs or pre-requisite courses that can help students meet the requirements for an MS in computer Science. In addition to academic qualifications, you will also need to meet other requirements for admission to an MS programme, such as a minimum GPA, standardized test scores (such as the GRE letters of recommendation, and a statement of purpose. You may also need to demonstrate proficiency in English by taking an English language proficiency test such as TOEFL or IELTS.