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ABHINAV SRIVASTAVA

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Yes, you can still take psychology for the CUET exam even if you didn't take it in class 12th. The CUET allows students to choose subjects that were not necessarily part of their class 12 syllabus. As long as you meet the general eligibility criteria, such as having passed your class 12 or equivalent examination with the required percentage, you can opt for psychology as one of your subjects in the CUET exam.

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Annu navariya

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Yes, 12th Science students can get into BA Psychology from the Tata Institute of Social Sciences. The BSW programme is what Tata Institute of Social Sciences provides and several related programmes as well where psychology forms part of that course curriculum. But if specifically a student is enrolling into the BA psychology course then a 12th Science or arts or even commerce with the right score as laid out by Tata Institute of Social Sciences eligibility criterion can pursue. The selection process usually consists of an entrance exam followed by an interview. Please check the TISS website for the latest eligibility and admission det

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Kuruba Balaji

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As an NRI you can apply for B.Sc. Psychology programs in India many institutions are offering the opportunities to international students. Admissions for the programme usually require passing the 10+2 examination, or equivalent, with a certain group of subjects such as physics, chemistry, and biology, depending on the institute there might be entrance exams too, or direct admission.
Some popular ones include:

1. Delhi University - Notorious for quality education with well-renowned colleges such as Lady Shri Ram College.
2. Manipal Academy of Higher Education-Popular among NRI candidates.
3. M.S. Ramaiah University- The curriculum of the un

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Rayamkula Harish

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Government Colleges for psychology after 12th with PCB

One of the best government colleges for psychology courses concerning their board of qualifications is Lady Shri Ram College for Women (LSR) established in New Delhi.

It offers a BA in Psychology in an all-around curriculum that doesn't merely put aptitude into the background but integrates it into theory and practice; a strong research and experience orientation complement the course. This lends LSR the atmosphere and ambience of a place for 'aspiring psychologists'.

Jamia is another widely reputed university serving Delhi and offering full B.A. (Hons.) in Psychology and welcomes stu

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Kunal Lalwani

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Yes, you can build a career in psychology if you are in PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Biology), Physical Education and English in class 12th. There are no high school subject area prerequisites for psychology as long as you are qualified to take psychology classes in college. Hence after your 12th you appear for a Bachelor's degree in Psychology (B.A. or B.Sc in psychology) from any recognised University. The eligibility is generally of passing the 12th standard examination and for it you need at least 50-60% marks according to the university standards. The next level is generally a Master's degree either as M.A or M.Sc., and finally to hig

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Nandini Motwani

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Candidates should have completed their 10+2 with at least 50% aggregate marks for entering the B.Sc. (Hons.) Psychology course at Banaras Hindu University (BHU) through CUET UG. The subjects specified in the CUET UG are Biology, along with other general or specific Science subjects, depending on the actual criteria for that particular academic year.

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Arindam Modak

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Although I won't be able to directly connect you with an admissions counsellor, I can definitely help by advising you that you should check out the official website of the institution you are considering for a Bachelor's in Performing Arts and Theatre. Almost every university, college, or other educational institution would usually has a section relating to admissions, where you can usually find contacts of counsellors. If not, one can always send an email to the admissions office or use their contact forms to find a counsellor for some personal guidance.

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Miraliba Jadeja

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The admission process for the MA in Sports Psychology course offered at Guru Kashi University usually starts in the early months of the year. To get the most accurate and up-to-date information, I would recommend checking or contacting their admission office directly. This will ensure that you have the latest details on application deadlines, eligibility criteria, and other important information. 

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