M.A

Selection Process : Through Departmental Test
Test Paper Details : There shall be one paper comprising 80 questions with the following breakup :
a) 70 Objective Type Questions (Multiple Choice) : 140 marks.
b) 10 Short Answer Type Questions : 60 marks
Note : The qualifying candidates must obtain ten percent of the maximum marks in each
sections (a) and (b) of the Test paper.
Test duration: 2 hours
The M.A. admission test for 2018-19 was prepared on the basis of our B.A. (Final) Syllabus

Given below are colleges, which provide MA in Buddhist studies in India:
Masters in Buddhist Studies, Philosophy and Comparative Religions
MA Traditions of Yoga and Meditation
MA Buddhist Studies
Master of Arts in Buddhist Studies (MA).

Hi,
Please find the link below for detailed information on the admission process:
https://www.shiksha.com/humanities-social-sciences/languages/course/m-a-in-sanskrit-jawaharlal-nehru-university-mehrauli-delhi-268824

If it is in distance mode then you can. And if you are doing it in the regular mode, then you can't pursue another regular course at the same time.
All the best.

http://admissions.tiss.edu/view/10/admissions/ma-admissions/ma-msc-in-regulatory-governance/
This is the syllabus.

http://admissions.tiss.edu/view/10/admissions/ma-admissions/m-a-social-work-in-public-health/ . These are the paper you will be having for two years. Due to the emergence of health sector now the scope for public health is really high and I am not much aware of the papers from the Assam social work. But, I can assure the overall learning will be very good enough and explorative.

Hi,
Yes, of course, it will help you. Psychology and counselling are interrelated and interdependent. They both go hand in hand. So yes, it is a great course to be pursued if you want to go ahead as a counsellor.