Lady Shri Ram College for Women, University of Delhi

Delhi university offers masters in psychology to students with bachelors in psychology and other students with bachelors.so you may apply for master in physchology but to clear the entrance exam is totally upto you . you have to study all related concepts and previous year question paper of MA in physchology and Pls read passer and smith psychology book (if u have no base then pls start with 11- 12th cbse books, DU profs love it). apart from the reading, do attempt to use a practice MCQ book named objective psychology (blue cover)
You should prepare deeply and if not possible then basics of every field . From
foundation of psychological process
2- Applied psychology
3- Experimental methodology and elementary Statistics.
4- Psychology of human development
5- Psychological testing and assessment
6- Organisational behaviour
7- Psychology of social behavior
8-cognitive psychology
9- Behavioural disorders
10-psychology of adjustment
11- Guidance and counseling
12- Neurophysiological basis of behavior
13- Human resource management
15- Perception attention and consciousness
16- stress and cooing
17- culture and human behavior
18- Psychology of communication
Hope this helps.

You can go for Masters degree or an MBA, right after an economics undergraduate is a great way to pave a path for a successful career. A higher education degree would enable you to get high paying jobs, particularly in MNCs and KPOs in the private sector. Or a Ph.D. in Economics after your undergraduate can provide you a wonderful platform to apply for high-level research and teaching jobs, not to forget the high pay scales that come along with them! And it makes perfect sense for you if you feel passionate about the subject or feel inspired by people like Amartya Sen or If Corporate Law is your area of passion, then it is not too late if you have an economics degree. A Bachelor in Economics followed by an LL.B. And you are set to become the next Harvey from Suits. You know you've thought of it - well, it's actually attainable. Hope this helps.

For admission in M.A (Hons.) in Philosophy, you need to have completed B.A. (Hons.) in Philosophy from University of Delhi with min 55% in aggregate (merit mode only). If you taking admission through entrance exam you need to have completed bachelor' s degree with 50% marks in aggregate from recognized university.
For MA in psychology you need to have done B.A. (Hons.) or B.A in Psychology from any recognized university with 55% in Psychology and 55% minimum aggregate or must be a graduate/post graduate from a recognized Indian university with a minimum aggregate of 60%(entrance exam mode) and if applying through merit then you need to have done B.A. (Hons.) in Psychology and Applied Psychology from University of Delhi with a minimum aggregate of 60%.