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Normally, you can enroll for a neuro psychology course at Masters level.The only problem is that some colleges require a B.Sc degree in psychology. To resolve this problem, look for the colleges that offer Neuro-psychology course and you can contact them. If you had Science at +2 level, then it will also add to your resume.Last but not the least,prepare for entrance exams as most prestigious institutes will require you to pass their entrance exams,either written or interview or both. You can refer to following links for further details-
How do I do my masters in Neuropsychology in India? Please don't tell me the course doesn't even exist here.
http://www.iipr.in/

Hi,
Any sort of engineering may it be mechanical or any engineering from any discipline is facing huge competition now-a-days in India, due to flood of candidates pursuing B.Tech from rural to urban colleges. It might not be completely true to say that most of the mechanical engineers are unemployed, but low-wage hiring system is prevalent, because of high number of candidates and promotion and growth rate has slowed down extremely. Hence, most of the engineers are either looking forward to post graduation courses from universities of abroad and trying to get into a fine and well-payed job there itself or giving up on engineering and shifting themselves to preparation of government or banking exams. I hope this helps you to make your choice wisely. All the Best.