M.Phil

Every state in the country requires that anyone who earns licensure and wishes to call themselves a clinical psychologist must first have a graduate degree (almost always a Master's degree) in some form of clinical psychology. The majority of psychologists have a doctorate in clinical psychology, though some jobs are available for those with a Masters. To qualify for most graduate programs, students need to have a Bachelors degree in psychology. There are two doctorates available. A Ph.D. in Psychology, or a Doctor of Philosophy in Psychology, which focuses on Science and research
A PsyD, or Doctor of Psychology, which focuses on clinical work. Getting a doctorate takes five to seven years, plus a one-year internship in most cases. Continuing education is required. Many choose to become board-certified. Regards.

Yes friend but Master degree is necessary.
Admission Eligibility
The minimum qualification for admission to the M.Phil. Programme will be at least 55% marks in the aggregate in M.Com. / MIB/ MHROD/ MFC/ MBA and other such degrees which are equivalent to the MBA degree of the University of Delhi and other Indian Universities. However, the candidates with degrees other than M.Com. / MIB/ MHROD/ MFC/ MBA would be required to furnish an equivalence certificate from the Association of Indian Universities/ Delhi University or any other competent authority. The onus of producing the relevant equivalence certificate lies on the candidate. Candidates who have appeared for the examination in above mentioned post graduate programme can also apply. However, such candidates will be allowed to appear for the entrance test only provisionally. Their applications will be considered subject to submission of their final results within a prescribed time stipulated by the Department and fulfillment of the minimum eligibility requirements.

Which stream do you want to opt for in B.Sc?
When it comes to choosing a graduation course after class XII, Bachelor of Science (B.Sc) is one of the most common options selected by students. B.Sc is an undergraduate course offered at almost all universities in India. Students with an academic qualification of class XII can pursue B.Sc course in different branches.
Bachelor of Science (B.Sc)offers theoretical as well as practical knowledge about different subject areas. These subject areas usually include any one of the main science fields (Physics, Chemistry, and Biology) and other fields depending on the specialisation a student opts.
Pursuing a B.Sc course is most beneficial for students who have a strong interest and background in science and Mathematics. The course is also beneficial for students who wish to pursue multi and inter-disciplinary science careers in future.
B.Sc (Hons) vs. B.Sc General
There are typically two types of B.Sc degrees awarded to students. B.Sc (Hons) and B.Sc General (commonly known as B.Sc Pass). Both are academic degrees awarded to students at an undergraduate level, however, there are some basic differences that lie between the two.
Given below is the difference between B.Sc honours and B.Sc General degrees based on certain parameters that would help students make a better choice between the two courses.
Definition B.Sc honours course is designed to develop advanced theoretical, practical, and research skills among students. It is a more standardised degree and focuses usually on one major subject area. B.Sc General course is designed to provide foundation knowledge of science subject to students. It usually focuses on all major subjects related to science field.