Humanities & Social Sciences

Yes, of course, you can. Either start from the beginning by completing BA/B.Sc Psychology from an accredited university and then completing MA/M.Sc followed by M.phil/Ph.D in the same discipline to get RCI certification or You can directly opt for Master's degree programme since you have already done graduation. However, being a post-graduate course, all candidates who have completed their graduation in same or similar specialisation are eligible for this programme but there are few universities offering post graduation in psychology to non-psychology graduates. For example, IGNOU (Indira Gandhi National Open University) - SoSS (School of Social Science) offers M.A. Psychology (distance learning mode). The eligibility criteria is graduation with minimum 50% marks from an accredited University. For more information, visit:
www.ignou.ac.in
After completing Masters in psychology followed by M.Phil / Ph.D, you can apply for RCI certification and start pursuing your career as a "psychologist"

B.Sc in English is a science discipline course with English to enhance technical and communicative writing, this course is good for the people who wish to go for teaching or journalism with science subjects. The main portion is about science but includes English (small portion). It will be counted as a compulsory subject that cannot be counted.
BA (Hons) in English is like studying all about English either literature, drama, poems and fiction. Its core English for going into education field like Ph.D, etc. English (Hons) is a full-time English discipline course for the core and deep knowledge of English. The choice is yours what you tend to do.

Hi Lakshmi, Most of the students who pursue Ph.D. think that there is only one avenue of career after Ph.D. But if you go through this article you will realize that nothing can be further than the truth. Once you are through with the most gruelling degree of your career you will have multiple opportunities for you. Especially, now-a-days, due to the evolution of studies, everything has become modern, tech-savvy and is at your finger tip. Academia
Its the most common field people choose after completing their Ph.D. studies. But it may not be for you. In Academia, you need to do everything almost like a Ph.D. You will teach, give lectures, prepare slides, do your research, manage some administration, represent your college in few occasions and attend seminars and lectures in your field. If you would like to be in the field of research and teaching, then academia is for you. Consulting
Management consulting firms are always looking for people who can have a helicopter view of the problems and can give solutions which will help them build competitive advantage. Its a general belief that consulting firms only hire fresh or experienced MBA graduates. But nothing can be further from the truth. Government
If you are particularly concerned about your motherland and want to do something for your country you can opt for Government jobs. One of the best positions to apply for after you complete your Ph.D. is the position of Military Researcher. This position is available in your field as well. That does't mean you need to go for it. There are also other opportunities and multiples positions available with state and central government. There are also options available for conducting research as a civilian government employee. Law
If you have a Ph.D. in computer Science or any Science related fields then there are chances that you can get in some intellectual property right firms which offer positions to Ph.D. as technical specialists. Your job would be to review patent applications and at the same time compose them. Along the job few firms also offer you to pursue a part time law degree to understand the patent and intellectual property rights better. If you are ever interested in law, trademark, patents or intellectual property rights, then this is the perfect options for you. All the best.