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Pallavi Sharma

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Dear Yojitha, No need to do B.A. To get admission in M.A. Psychology. You can get admission in M.A. Psychology after completing B.Tech. As psychology reaches out to tackle the big questions facing society today, skills and experience in psychological research are becoming more and more in demand across wide domains of different industries. Psychology is aimed at students who wish to engage with research and want to further their knowledge and expertise of psychological Science. This course offers an excellent opportunity for advanced learning in Psychology. For many students this course helps them to develop a more focused set of inter
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Anshu Kumar

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No not possible.

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Anshu Kumar

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Yes it will be nice.

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Anshu Kumar

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You will get good IIT at your girls quota.

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Anshu Kumar

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No, you have to be under 50,000.

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Anshu Kumar

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No it doesn't affect.

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Anshu Kumar

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General neutral 27155 jee rank

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deepika maurya

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Yes, you have a chance to get a Tuition Fee Waiver Scheme (TFWS) seat in the Centralized Admission Process (CAP). Tuition Fee Waiver Scheme seats are only for low-income candidates from the open or general category. If you belong to the reserved category, then you better go for reserved category seats, as there's hardly any difference in the fee for Tuition Fee Waiver Scheme and reserved category seats. I hope this will help you.

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jasveer singh

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When you pay, you get the receipt, there it is mentioned if it's refundable or not. You can talk to the management for refund, you can tell them the reason for withdrawing.

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