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KUMKUM BASWAL

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Yes, Chandigarh University does provide B.Sc. Psychology. It is a course meant to provide students with an extensive understanding of human behavior and mental processes and research psychology. The curriculum will cover the most significant aspects of psychology: clinical, counseling, social, and experimental psychology.

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The latest cut-off for B.Sc. Psychology in KSG College of Arts and Science is supposed to be based on the number of applicants, their performance, the reservation categories, and so on, and so forth. As of when the data was last available to me, the general cut off for B.Sc. Psychology works out to be between 70-80% class 12th, yet it can vary. Contact the college directly or consult their official website for specific information on cutoffs this academic year. Admission details, cutoffs, and other information could also be accessed through the college online application portal.

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KUMKUM BASWAL

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DAV College, Chandigarh admits 40 students to its M.A. in Psychology every year. Though the college accepts a student who has a minimum percentage of 45% in graduation, the actual cutoff percentage varies from year to year, considering the number of applications received and their performance in the examinations. For exact and up-to-date cutoffs, one should refer to the college administration or its website.

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Rayamkula Harish

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Even if you are now in a UG law degree program, but you're interested in studying psychology simultaneously, there is distance learning or an online platform where you can probably pursue a psychology degree or course.

Some of the open universities like IGNOU have a B.A. in Psychology which allows your studies to be as flexible as possible since it does not affect the law degree that you're pursuing.

You may take a short-term diploma or certificate in psychology from any recognized institution, which will only add value to your learning experience. On the other hand, earning a full-time degree in psychology is going to be a challenge for

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KUMKUM BASWAL

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B.A. (Hons.) in Psychology is a three-year undergraduate course affiliated to Panjab University, which the Goswami Ganesh Dutta Sanatan Dharma College (GGDSD) in Chandigarh offers. Candidates are eligible to apply if they have passed 10+2 with at least 50% marks in Psychology as the main subject.
The admissions are based strictly on merit. However, the cutoff percentage changes from year to year, taking into consideration the number of applicants, the overall performance, etc. For example, previously, the cutoff in the General category has been about 88% in the final round of counseling.

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Anjali Singh

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Yes with 81% in your 12th grade you are eligible to apply for the BA psychology programme at Ferguson College, Pune. Admission is based on a merit list prepared using 12th grade marks. While the exact cut off percentage varies annually it is generally above 85% for sought after courses like psychology. Therefore while you maybe eligible, your chances of admission will depend on the number of applicants and their scores in the given year. 

Thank you I hope this helps.

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Anjali Singh

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Yes with 80 1% in your 12th grade, your eligible to apply for the BA psychology program at Fergusson College, Pune. Admission is based on a merit list prepared using 12th grade marks. While the exact cut off percentage varies annually, it is generally above 85% for sought after courses like psychology. Therefore while you may be eligible, your chances of admission will depend on the number of applicants and their scores in the given year. 

Thank you hope this helps.

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Kuruba Balaji

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The National Institute of Personnel Management, Kolkata, does not have a rank in global or national educational rankings, but it is considered one of the premier institutions in India for HR studies. Its reputation is built on a robust curriculum, seasoned faculty, modern infrastructure, and strong placement records, particularly for courses in Human Resource Management and Industrial Relations. These factors make it a respected choice for HR professionals and students in the field.

If you are interested in NIPM, then do research on their programs and placements to decide if it would be beneficial for your career.

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Kuruba Balaji

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The placement performance of the National Institute of Personnel Management (NIPM) in West Bengal is generally favorable for its programs in personnel management and industrial relations.

The Post Graduate Diploma in Personnel Management (PGDPM) is highly renowned, and the graduates, very often, get immediate placements in HR, IR, and related fields with top manufacturing firms, IT companies, and service sector organizations. Specific placement figures like salary ranges and placement figures are not regularly published, although the institute has a strong industry reputation, which, in itself, helps immensely in getting jobs.

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