Humanities & Social Sciences

Hi,
Jobs directly related to your degree include:
1. Clinical psychologist
2. Counselling psychologist
3. Educational psychologist
4. Forensic psychologist
5. Further education teacher
6. Health psychologist
7. Occupational psychologist
8. Primary care graduate mental health worker
9. Psychological wellbeing practitioner
10. Sport and exercise psychologist
.
An undergraduate course from a college in DU can help. Amity, Noida is also a good option (yes, it is costly but it is a good college).

Hi,
Following career opportunities are available after BA LLB:
(a) Corporate lawyer in law firms
(b) Corporate lawyer in law firms
(c) Independent practice as lawyer
(d) Lawyer in large business firms/ PSU/ banks in internal law department
(e) Lawyer in Indian Army in legal corps as commissioned officer
(f) Indian judicial services
(g) Education industry with higher degree qualifications.
Law has good scope across India.

Dear,
It will be in English and Hindi, both languages.
All the best.

Ideally, you should have your Bachelors in psychology to pursue your Masters in psychology. However, some universities do permit graduates from other streams to apply for Masters in psychology. Depending on your location, check in the local colleges. You may even pursue your Masters in Industrial Psychology if you want to work in the corporate sector.

Of course, you can. But, make sure you are able to keep up with the cutoffs. If you are not able to get your desired course in a desired college, I'll suggest you to choose course over college. If the cutoff is not favorable, you could go for options like SOL or IGNOU. One more thing, there are other great colleges than DU. Kindly, keep a track of all the admission forms from the month of March.

If you are asking for correspondence, then you can go for IGNOU. You can also do it with your job. If you want to do regular BA, then ICG, Kanoria, Raj University or Amity are few.