Humanities & Social Sciences

Dear Anushka, Both B.A. Psychology and B.Sc. Psychology have a hands on learning experience of the subject. While the former has a focus on Psychology and non psychology fields including Sociology, Law and Philosophy; while the latter is focused largely on research and applied psychology hence application of statistics, mathematics and Science. The jobs open for a graduate of B.A. Psychology could include career in Organizational Psychology, Human Resource management, Sports Psychology and Counseling, Child Psychology to name a few. While for graduates of B.Sc. Psychology you could look at jobs in hospitals, biological Science and research and so on. In both cases, it is recommended that you complete your Masters and Ph.D. It really depends on the area of your interest. B.A. Psychology is a popular course in Delhi University, IP University and IILM University. Visit their websites for more details for liberal education programs in Delhi NCR.

Dear Vritika, A student can apply for the programme for B.A. Hons Psychology programme, coming from any 10+2 or graduation discipline from a recognised university, or board with a minimum aggregate of 50%, can appear for any entrance or admission process or any university. You can appear for the online admission process at IILM University Gurugram by registering yourself at their website, iilm. Edu.In. As IILM University Gurugram's Curriculum is designed to be student-centred and market-oriented. It will continue to build in the currency of the market needs, developments of the evolving market as well as the aspirations of students to engage students in live experiences so that a fair mix of the theoretical and the practical is rolled into the learning provision. Most importantly, the programme will hone creativity, initiative, innovation and judgment along with intellectual acumen to formulate, develop and communicate conceptual arguments rooted in a holistic perspective of the business context. You can visit their website to apply for the programme or to enquire more. All the best for your bright future.