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New answer posted
2016-03-31 19:13:39
Guide-Level 11
You have to first acquire a graduation with psychology as one subject then only you can go for Masters in psychology.
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2016-03-31 12:29:18
Contributor-Level 6
Salary is a function of various factors - i.e. (i) the institute where you have completed your B.Tech + M.Tech. e.g. a graduate from a top institute will command a higher salary. (ii) Your work experience - organization and type of work profile (iii) city - a metropolitan city will have higher salaries as compared to smaller cities and towns. (iv) Your current organization - i.e. where you will be joining - an MNC usually has higher salaries as compared to other organizations. (v) Your work profile i.e. Manager/ AVP, etc. Thus one cannot allocate a figure.
We would suggest you to design a proper resume of your qualific
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2016-03-31 12:01:15New answer posted
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2016-03-29 16:33:34
Contributor-Level 7
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2016-03-29 15:24:30
Contributor-Level 6
The Training and Placement Unit of the Institute is responsible for providing world class job opportunities to the undergraduate and postgraduate students after graduation for suitable jobs in the industry and various private and public sector organizations.
No institute can guarantee you placements. It's just purely based on how you utilize your abilities and skills at the right time. I would suggest you to contact the training and placement department personally for accurate numbers.
Salary is a function of various factors - i.e. (i) the institute where you have completed your B.Tech + M.Tech. e.g. a graduate from a top inst
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2016-03-29 11:50:10
Contributor-Level 6
Both the courses are similar and the difference lies in the kind of approach the course offers. M.Sc is for those who come from a science stream and M.A is for those who are keen to pursue a career in Psychology but hail from a non-science background. There are many institutes in India which are offering Psychology courses and to know about these you may refer to the following link:
http://tinyurl.com/ykpznzr
Kindly filter out the branch / college / location as desired from the above link.
I hope this information helps. Please feel free to revert.
Wish you luck.
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2016-03-28 20:00:58New answer posted
2016-03-27 18:23:09
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2016-03-27 18:17:49
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