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Aishwarya Rai

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Candidates can check the table below to see the best colleges offering good placements to candidates for Clinical Psychology courses:

Note: This information is sourced from the official website/ media reports/ NIRF website and may vary.

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Loveleen Choudhury

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Candidates can check the pointers below to choose the right college for pursuing Clinical Psychology:

  • Check Accreditation – Ensure the college is recognised by UGC, RCI, or relevant authorities.

  • Review Course Curriculum – Compare syllabi to see if they align with your career goals.

  • Faculty Expertise – Look for experienced professors and research opportunities.

  • Internship & Practical Training – Choose colleges offering hands-on clinical exposure.

  • Placement Support – Check if the college provides job assistance or internships.

  • Infrastructure & Facilities – Look for labs, libraries, and mental health clinics for practice.

  • Entrance Ex

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Jaya Shukla

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Students of Clinical Psychology courses study key areas such as abnormal psychology which focuses on mental disorders and their symptoms and also psychological assessment which includes diagnostic tests and evaluation methods. 

They also learn counselling and psychotherapy techniques covering cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), psychoanalysis and also humanistic approaches.

Neuropsychology explores brain's impact on behaviour while developmental psychology examines psychological changes across lifespan. 

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Yatendra Pradhan

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Syllabus for Clinical Psychology course is different in different colleges in India. It depend on things like how course is made, what special area they focus, and college rules. Core subjects like abnormal psychology, counselling, and testing people's mind are common, but some colleges teach more about brain stuff, cognitive therapy, or psychoanalysis.

Some colleges give lot of practical training, internships, and research, and some focus more on theory. Also, what optional subjects, case studies, or fieldwork you get can be different, so each college syllabus is a bit special.

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Kanishk Shukla

Contributor-Level 10

Candidates can check pointers below to apply for entrance exams of Clinical Psychology courses in India:

  • Check Eligibility

  • Choose Exam

  • Register Online

  • Upload Documents 

  • Pay Fees

  • Download Admit Card

  • Prepare for Exam

  • Appear for Exam

  • Check Results 

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Mani Sahni

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Some colleges accept admission on basis of Class 12 scores mostly but there are some colleges which also accept exam scores for the admission.

Candidates can see common exams for Clinical Psychology in India below - 

  • CUET

  • CUET PG

  • NEET PG

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Parul Thapa

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Candidates can pursue the Clinical Psychology courses as follows:

  • Choose a Course – Select a suitable Clinical Psychology course (BSc, BA, Diploma, etc.).

  • Meet Eligibility – Complete 12th grade (preferably with Psychology or Science).

  • Apply to Colleges – Check admission criteria and apply to universities/institutes.

  • Entrance Exams (if required) – Some institutes may require entrance tests.

  • Complete the Course – Study core subjects, practical training, and internships.

  • Higher Studies (Optional) – Pursue MSc, MA, or MPhil for advanced specialization.

  • Gain Experience – Internships, workshops, and research help in skill development.

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Nishtha Chatterjee

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The Clinical Psychology courses after the 12th are as follows:

  • BSc Clinical Psychology

  • BA Psychology (Honours)

  • BA Applied Psychology

  • BSc Psychology

  • Diploma in Clinical Psychology

  • Diploma in Counselling Psychology

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Loveleen Choudhury

Contributor-Level 10

You can see below why doing Clinical Psychology course is good:

  • Interest in Mind: These course help you learn lots about how people think and behave.
  • Jobs to Do: Clinical psychologists can work in many places like hospitals, clinics, schools, or even research labs. More people need help for mental health, so lots of job options.
  • Different Special Areas: You can choose what you like more, like kids mind, law stuff, health mind, brain study, and more.
  • Happy Feeling: Helping people and see them get better make you feel really good.

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Ajay Jalan

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Institute of Public health and hygiene (IPHH) is reputed name in paramedical field. The institute is more than 48 years old and known for placement and quality of education. One of postive things about IPHH that its offers many paramedical courses. They have now started online paramedical course which is good option because they are provding placement also.

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