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Pradip Ku Sahu#medico as well as a lecturer

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Physiotherapy is better, as you set up a clinic for all. The future is good, arthritis, joint pain and low back pain patients are growing in India, so it has a good demand.

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ravi mahawarStudent

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After pursuing post-graduation (Masters degree) you can make your career as an Assistant Professor. I hope that you are aware with the UGC NET (University Grants Commission - National Eligibility Test).The National Testing Agency will conduct NET (National Eligibility Test) on behalf in December 2018. Aspirants who are interested to become a Lecturer (Assistant Professor) can appear in UGC NET Exam. Know more about UGC NET https://www.eduncle.com/cbse-ugc-net-exam. An aspirant must have minimum 55% aggregate marks (5% relaxation for other than general category) in postgraduation to appear in NET.
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kanksha Mutreja

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Career Scope
Job opportunities are endless for a Psychologist. They can easily find jobs in private and government sectors. Psychologist mostly taken up for jobs in various universities, colleges & schools, hospitals, clinics, government agencies, etc. Countries like Europe, USA, New Zealand & Australia are the popular places for job opportunities. The employment in psychology is expected to rise in a few years. Most of the job opportunities will open in the clinic and in the school psychologist. Due to more demand in health care centres, hospitals, mental health centres, social health services and schools will lead to the growth of emp
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser

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Hello,
Psychology has a very good scope in today's world. There are different organisations which hire for HR role. You can be entrepreneur. You can do further specialisation and advise people. Sky is the limit.

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Rj ViradSocial Worker

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No, if you want anything like it, then your one subject Psychology should be in BA too.

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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser

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Hello Smitha, It's nice to see a mom searching for best colleges for her daughter. There are many colleges in Bangalore offering this course. I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information about the colleges. https://www.shiksha.com/humanities-social-sciences/psychology/colleges/b-a-colleges-bangalore.

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rahul r

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The employment in psychology is expected to rise in a few years. Due to higher demand in health care centres, hospitals, mental health centres, social health services and schools will lead to the growth of employment in psychology sector. With the increase in the aging population, mental problems, physical problems the need of psychologist is increasing. There are a number of sectors offer for the psychology degree holders. You can work in various psychology departments in different hospitals. Recruitment Areas:
Rehabilitation Centers
Psychological Research Centres
Advertising Industry
Teaching
Welfare Organizations
Psychological assessment
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Mehak Khorana

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The scope and a good career choice solely depends on the person who is into the field professionally. It is an individualistic choice and opinion. The only answer to your question is that due to the widespread alertness in the society, people are aware of this field, but mind you people or rather society is still skeptical about visiting doctors for mental health related issues. The more well established you are and more people are aware of your services, the more they would be likely to visit you. Please note, not only College degree but also other certificates is the need of the hour. A counselor needs to be a comprehensive pac
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Aroon BaeA gamer and love helping people

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Hello Vishwas,
Well, no course will guarantee you a job, even an engineer may be left jobless for few months or so depending on the market situation. In such a situation it depends on your academic performance and networking skills and also your hidden passions. Psychology has immense scope all over the world, clinical psychology, industrial psychology, etc. Are in demand. No, your engineering background shouldn't be a matter of worry, in fact, will help you diversify your profile. But when you apply to a university, you must clearly state Why you want to pursue psychology now? What your interests and passions are? What are your career
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