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Maitry Sharma

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The admission procedure has been closed.

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The admission process was done earlier o guess and since then new information has not been shared, thus you must try to contact them directly because the website doesn't display it.

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Usually, migration certificates are provided within weeks or months. If you have not received it and require it, then you may re-ask for it.

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The B.A. Psychology course has not been designed yet by the college yet. They provide M.A. In psychology.

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It depends on the specialisation you wish to opt for and it should come under the criteria of National Education Policy. If you have studied few core psychology papers in your graduation then yes you're eligible to pursue a masters in it.

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Yes, you can pursue an M.A. In Psychology even if you have graduated from a different stream, such as B.Com. While a background in psychology can be helpful, it is not always a requirement to pursue a master's degree in psychology. Most universities and colleges that offer M.A. In Psychology programs have specific admission requirements, and many require applicants to have completed a Bachelor's degree in any discipline. However, some programs may require that applicants have completed coursework in psychology, Statistics or other related subjects. It's a good idea to check with the specific institutions you're interested in to determi
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Saurabh Tiwari

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The Bachelor of Vocational Software Development is a three-year degree programme. The average fees for the completion of the programme are 20K to 2 Lacs annually or it may vary from college to college.

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Kundan KumarPersuing Bcom from Kirorimal College (DU),CA Inter

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Yes, you can do it. As per fees is concerned it varies from University to university, college to college.

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