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Scholar-Level 16
MA Psychology requires Pass with 50% aggregate marks in Bachelors Degree (any discipline) or equivalent. So you can go for it. You need to pursue your masters from a college which would boost your career in the research work also like LPU offers special aids for its research scholars. Log in to the website to check the admission eligibility, procedure and even the scholarship scale for which you would be eligible. It has also started the Covid scholarship. You can also check from the websites of Annamalai, a college of repute, Manipal also offering good academics.
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Since you have done graduation and B.Ed you are eligible for both M.A. in education and M.Ed. If you want to teach at schools at higher secondary you must have M.A. in any discipline. So it is better do MA in education as per job point of view in school. If you want to do lectureship you can do both M.Ed and M.A. That can give you teacher training in teacher training colleges. So first do your M.A. in any discipline.
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