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Keshav Jha
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Hello,
I am afraid no, as the eligibility criteria is of 45% to 50%. So, I suggest you to go for some other options.
All the best.
I am afraid no, as the eligibility criteria is of 45% to 50%. So, I suggest you to go for some other options.
All the best.
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Jigyasa Masiwal
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For the entrance examination of Postgraduate courses in Psychology, it is most advisable to complete your undergraduate syllabus of all the 3 years (6 semesters). Starting from General Psychology to Social, Industrial, Statistics, Clinical, Health & counseling psychology everything should be completed to ace the entrance examinations. Make sure to solve as many objective questions as possible. The following books might help you in preparation.
1. Introduction to Psychology - Morgan, And King
2. Social Psychology - Arun Kumar Singh
3. Industrial Psychology - Ghosh and Ghorpade
4. Clinical Psychology - Butcher, Pearson Publications
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For the entrance examination of Postgraduate courses in Psychology, it is most advisable to complete your undergraduate syllabus of all the 3 years (6 semesters). Starting from General Psychology to Social, Industrial, Statistics, Clinical, Health & counseling psychology everything should be completed to ace the entrance examinations. Make sure to solve as many objective questions as possible. The following books might help you in preparation.
1. Introduction to Psychology - Morgan, And King
2. Social Psychology - Arun Kumar Singh
3. Industrial Psychology - Ghosh and Ghorpade
4. Clinical Psychology - Butcher, Pearson Publications
5.
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ADVOCATE NEHA Batra
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Since you are already doing chemistry, so don't leave it in between. Better would be that you can make choice when you get a job that time you can change your line of work.
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Hukam Sinh
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This year, I passed B.Sc Zoology with score 62 percent, now what should I pursue in M.Sc for future career most opportunity.
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