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Garima KaushikEducation is my prime concern.
Contributor-Level 8
For Psychology, you can take admission in IGNOU. Or else, you can take admission in regular courses at Fergusson College Pune, Christ College Bangalore, and University of Madras.
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Vibhor Kashyap
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If you have interest in learning programming languages, then BCA will be easy because in BCA every programming language will be covered from starring, so you don't have to worry about having any prior experience in programming languages. The only subject which will be difficult for you in BCA is maths. Mathematics of BCA requires you to be aware of the topics covered in +2's maths. You'll have to work hard in understanding the concepts of maths. Other subjects will be easy.
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Sopna Joshua
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Please complete you ME and then do M.A. Psychology. It will help you to become a teacher and counselor.
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Sopna Joshua
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Psychology. It will help you to become a psychologist or counselor who will be able to help people to deal with their problems.
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Sopna Joshua
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If you have a valid PG from a reputed University, definitely you can work as a Counselor in schools and colleges. Also, there are hospitals who absorb counsellors as grief Counselors, Genetic counselor s etc. You may need special training for the later.
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Sopna Joshua
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Philosophy and Psychology are two different subjects. If you're a graduate with good marks, you can join for MA/ M.Sc. Psychology. There are universities which offer Distance Education too.
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Akhil Waid
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M.Phil (Commerce): Eligibility
For getting admission in this course students are advised to check the below-mentioned eligibility once:
Students must have passed Post Graduation degree from recognized university with minimum 55% marks and 50% marks must be secured by SC/ ST category candidates.
Those students who have completed entrance test will also be eligible to apply for particular course
M.Phil. (Commerce): Admission Process
Students admission in the course is done on the basis of marks secured by them in masters degree. Those who have obtained less than 55% marks are not eligible to get admission in the course. Some of the reputed co
For getting admission in this course students are advised to check the below-mentioned eligibility once:
Students must have passed Post Graduation degree from recognized university with minimum 55% marks and 50% marks must be secured by SC/ ST category candidates.
Those students who have completed entrance test will also be eligible to apply for particular course
M.Phil. (Commerce): Admission Process
Students admission in the course is done on the basis of marks secured by them in masters degree. Those who have obtained less than 55% marks are not eligible to get admission in the course. Some of the reputed co
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Lorna Dsouza
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Hi Sachin!
While choosing either of the courses mentioned, you must consider your preferences carefully. If you are looking forward to a career in the accounting and taxation field then B.Com (Hons. ) is the right programme for you. However, banking and finance aspirants will find Economics (Hons. ) more productive.
While choosing either of the courses mentioned, you must consider your preferences carefully. If you are looking forward to a career in the accounting and taxation field then B.Com (Hons. ) is the right programme for you. However, banking and finance aspirants will find Economics (Hons. ) more productive.
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Ananya Dev
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Hi!
You can refer to the previous year's question papers to get an idea about the pattern of questions: https://www.shiksha.com/science/exams/cucet/question-papers.
You can refer to the previous year's question papers to get an idea about the pattern of questions: https://www.shiksha.com/science/exams/cucet/question-papers.
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