Humanities & Social Sciences

Hello Abhishek
Duration- 3 years
Examination Type- Semester System
Eligibility- Masters degree with 50% aggregate marks in Science. Admission Process- Counselling after qualification of entrance examination
Course Fee- INR 2,000 to 1 Lacs
Average Starting Salary- INR 1 to 12 lacs
Top Recruiting Areas- Colleges, Universities, Healthcare Centers, Private Clinics, Hospitals, Counselling Offices etc. Job Positions- Clinical Pyschologist, Educational Psychologist, Industrial Psychologist, Research Pyschologist, Lecturer, Professor and others such. Aspiring candidates for Ph.D. in Psychology programme need to meet the following minimum eligibility criteria:
Postgraduate degree in Psychology, completed from a recognised institute/university
A minimum aggregate score of 55% (50 % for SC/ST candidates) or equivalent grade at the level of post-graduation
At least 5 years of teaching/ industry/ professional experience at a senior level
In some cases, M.Phil. In Psychology is also preferred
Ph.D. In Psychology: Admission Process
Admission to the course in India is done on the basis of the candidates performance in a relevant written test and/or a round of Personal Interview and/or performance in a relevant qualifying examination.

Hello Mohammad
The employment prospects for students of library and information technology are very vast. Those candidates who are experienced in the field can find jobs in areas like Government and Public libraries and Universities in addition to other professional institutions, broadcasting and news agencies etc. Jobs can also be secured in private libraries and special libraries that are meant for particular categories of people. They can also find employment in documentation centers, archives, information and museums etc. Library technicians can also work as cataloguers, counselors and researchers etc. Librarianship is a profession that pays well. The salary of the librarian will change according to his/her individual qualifications and familiarity in the subject in addition to the size and nature of the institute that employs them. Those librarians who are employed in galleries, government museum etc. Have more salaries than compared to those in Universities and colleges.