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7 years agoGuide-Level 12
Hello,
MA programme will not specialize in any particular area of psychology. Instead the focus is more on a generalised broad spectrum approach to Psychology and its application. MA degrees usually have greater focus on liberal arts. Students who intend to specialize may go for MSc psychology.
The MSc studies strongly focus on the research and Science behind the brain, behavior and psychological processes. So MSc Clinical Psychology is a much better choice.
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The scope of the subject is significant at both the national and international level because the ever-increasing role of economics is being understood by nations & organizations. There is extensive demand for economic researchers, analysts, consultants and strategists who are well trained to understand the changing economic trends. Economic advisors are now seen as an inevitable part of any small or large scale organisation. The field is highly interesting and offers a diversity of subjects within it. Banking, industrial sector, trade, commerce, taxation, finance, insurance and several other areas require basic to advance kno
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7 years agoGuide-Level 14
Kindly refer to this link for the fee structure:
http://www.buruniv.ac.in/Downloads/Docs/BUREG_FeesStructures.pdf
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M.Sc in Forensic Science
PG Diploma in Forensic Science
A candidate who has studied Science i.e. (Physics / Chemistry / Zoology / Botany / Biology / Biochemistry / Microbiology / Applied Medical Sciences / Biotechnology) or / Medicine / BDS/ Engineering / Pharmacy with 50-60% is eligible for taking admission in M.Sc Forensic Science.
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7 years agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, it is. For admission to M.Sc, you have to first clear the IIT JAM exam. JAM exam is conducted for admission in IITs, NITs, or IISc to pursue M.Sc (four semesters).
JAM Exam will be conducted on February 10, 2019. So, you still have time left. Start you JAM preparation now.
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