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Rashmi Srivastava

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It depends on the curriculum set by your college. However, Criminal Psychology and Counseling subjects are generally included in the BA Psychology syllabus. You can also check last year's syllabus of your desired college from their official website and see if they offer these subjects.

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Jaya Shukla

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Clinical psychologists work specifically with the diagnosis of major mental illnesses, such as: depression, anxiety disorders and trauma focused issues. Clinical psychology programs include clinical internship, assessment experience and more therapeutic training. 

Counselling psychology focuses on any given maintainable emotional challenges, relationship issues and/or stress management. Counselling psychology is more focused on the client and less diagnostic. Academic training in counselling psychology includes an in-depth focus on talk therapy and supportive counselling.

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Nitesh Anand

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The difference between clinical psychology and counseling psychology are:

  • Clinical Psychology focuses on diagnosing and treating serious mental health disorders like depression, anxiety, and schizophrenia.

  • Counseling Psychology helps people deal with everyday problems like stress, relationships, or personal growth.

  •  The main difference is that clinical psychology deals with more severe issues, while counseling psychology focuses on general life challenges.

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Vikash Kumar Gupta

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Fee Structure for M.Sc. in Counselling Psychology at St. Joseph's University:
Admission Fee (Non-refundable One-Time Fee): 5,000 all categories
First Year Tuition Fee
Karnataka Students: 1,20,000
Non-Karnataka Students: 1,32,000
NRI/OCI Students: 1,70,000
SAARC Students: 1,50,000
Foreign Students: 2,00,000
Second Year Tuition Fee: same as the first year.
This structure does give an overview of all the costs incurred while applying for M.Sc. in Counselling Psychology from St. Joseph's University. For more information, contact the college website or call their admission office directly.

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Arshita Tiwari

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To secure admission in Bangalore University MSc in Psychological Counselling, candidates first need to meet the minimum eligibility criteria for the course as and apply for the programme through the official website. The MSc in Psychological Counselling course is offered by the Department of Psychology, Faculty of Science, BU. Apart from MSc in Psychological Counselling, the department also offers MSc in Psychology. The minimum eligibility criteira for both courses are mentioned below:

CourseEligibility Criteria
MSc in Psychology Graduation with a minimum 40% marks in all subjects and a minimum 50% marks in Psychology
MSc in Psychological Counselling

Graduate in BA/ BSc with a minimum 50% marks in optional subjects with Psychology as mandatory subject.

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B.Ed or PG Diploma in couselling 

Admission to BU MSc courses is based on candidate's performance in the couselling round.

The college schedule will be informed to candidates after admissi

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