M.A Psychology

Dear Sharvari, in many universities, the eligibility criteria for enrolling in M.A. Psychology course is for students to have cleared their Bachelor's degree in any discipline with an aggregate of 50% along with clearing the entrance exam/criteria at your choice of university (could include interview round / age criteria etc. ). The same is applicable for the M.A. Psychology course at IILM University, where the Department of Psychology focuses on conceptual learning and intervention skills for three major streams at the post graduate level: Clinical, Counselling, Development and Organizational Psychology. To know more visit our website: https://iilm.edu.in/course/m-a-psychology/. Hope this helps!

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A master's degree in psychology can open a variety of career options. Those with a master's in psychology may also SEE a boost in their salary when compared to those who hold a Bachelor's in the field. With a psychology master's comes a variety of career options, each with a different client population. School psychologists may enter the field with a master's degree, as can marriage and family therapists. Some positions as substance abuse and behavioral disorder counselors typically require the applicant to hold a master's degree, as well. A master's degree in psychology is often the minimally accepted education for mental health counselors and industrial-organizational psychologists. If you are looking further with M.A. Psychology from LPU, eligibility as per website is Pass with 50% aggregate marks in Bachelors Degree (any discipline) or equivalent. If you fulfill this eligibility criteria you can surely look forward with LPU and process your admission asap as seats are filling up due to online admission. You connect to LPU admission counselors for further details. I hope this helps. All the Best!