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2 hours agoBeginner-Level 5
I'm not from the BA (Hons.) Psychology program, so I can't share first-hand experience about the course. However, I'm currently studying at Galgotias University, and the overall academic environment has been positive. The university regularly organizes workshops, guest lectures, seminars, and activities that help students gain practical exposure beyond classroom learning.
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2 days agoContributor-Level 10
Birmingham University Dubai's BSc in Psychology is a 3-year long course. The tuition fees of this course is around INR 39 lakh. This university is fully accredited by the United Arab Emirates Ministry of Higher Education and Research. After studying this course, students can go in the fields like Business, HR, or Teaching.
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4 days agoContributor-Level 7
A minimum of 75% attendance is mandatory for MA (Psychology) course at Loreto College. If any candidate has attendance below 60%, he or she is not permitted to sit in the exam. If the attendance is between 60-75%, then candidates can contact with the authorities and might have to pay fine of INR 100.
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6 days agoContributor-Level 9
Symbiosis College of Arts & Commerce turns its BA Psychology majors into excellent candidates for corporate Human Resource departments. Graduates find quick employment as talent acquisition executives, employee relations managers, or corporate trainers. Some also work as assistant school counselors before pursuing higher master's degrees.
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a week agoContributor-Level 10
For me, GIBS Bangalore never felt like a college where you just attend classes and go back home. There was always something going on, so college life stayed interesting and you were constantly learning something new.
What I enjoyed the most was:
Internship opportunities.
Guest lectures.
Industry visits.
Workshops and fun learning activities.
Placement training.
Friendly faculty and a good campus atmosphere.
I think the biggest difference for me was the confidence I gained. I became more comfortable talking to people, working in teams, and trying new things. Looking back, I feel I learned a lot beyond academics, and that's what made my experien
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a week agoContributor-Level 10
For me, GIBS Bangalore never felt like a college where you just attend classes and go back home. There was always something going on, so college life stayed interesting and you were constantly learning something new.
What I enjoyed the most was:
Internship opportunities.
Guest lectures.
Industry visits.
Workshops and fun learning activities.
Placement training.
Friendly faculty and a good campus atmosphere.
I think the biggest difference for me was the confidence I gained. I became more comfortable talking to people, working in teams, and trying new things. Looking back, I feel I learned a lot beyond academics, and that's what made my experien
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a week agoBeginner-Level 4
If you're looking for the best BA (Hons.) Psychology colleges in Delhi and Uttar Pradesh, these are some of the top choices:
Delhi (Government/DU):
- Lady Shri Ram College for Women
- Gargi College
- Jesus and Mary College
- Daulat Ram College
- Indraprastha College for Women
- Kamala Nehru College
- Aryabhatta College
Uttar Pradesh:
- Aligarh Muslim University
- Banaras Hindu University (Psychology may be offered under related UG programmes depending on the admission cycle.)
- Christ (Deemed to be University) Delhi NCR
- Shiv Nadar University
- Amity University
- Galgotias University
Among these, Lady Shri Ram College, Gargi College, Jesus and Mary College, and Daulat Ram Col
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a week agoBeginner-Level 4
With 262 marks in English + GAT and an overall CUET score of 549, you may have a chance in some central, state, and private universities offering BA Psychology, depending on your category and the counselling round. You can consider universities such as Central University of Haryana Cotton University (subject to cutoff), and private universities like Amity University or IILM University if you meet their eligibility criteria. Final admission depends on the university's cutoff your category and seat availability for so it's best to apply to multiple options.
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