Psychology

Yes . There is no problem in that. Whether it's MA or Msc. It is mainly Masters in psychology. In 60’s n 70’s every subject was then MA not Msc. So that's why there is MA in psychology because it is considered as humanities subject, but why it turned as Science subject is because it deals with scientific research study, physiology, statistics, cognition which comes in Science stream .

I personally have done my Masters in Science in psychology but had Bachelors of art in psychology.

So don't worry on that part. And All the best for your Masters

Best colleges for these courses are:

• Indian Institute of Psychology and Research, Bangalore
• Christ University, Bangalore
• Lovely Professional Unversity
• Jesus & Mary College, Delhi
• Sophia College for Women, Mumbai
• Bheem Rao Ambedkar College, Delhi
• Mount Carmel College, Bangalore
• Loreto College, Kolkata
  
  
  i hope this will help you 

Yes, you may still be able to get into a BA psychology college in Bangalore by the end of October. Some colleges may offer late admission, but it is important to contact the colleges directly to inquire about their admission process and availability.

Here are some tips for getting into a BA psychology college in Bangalore at the end of October:

• Don't rely on websites or other sources for information about late admission. Call or email the colleges you are interested in asking about their admission process and availability
• If a college does offer late admission, it is important to act quickly. There may be limited seats available, and the admissions process may move quickly
• Prepare all the documents. This may include your high school transcripts, personal statement, and letters of recommendation and ask the college if they charge you any late fee 

Here are a few colleges in Bangalore that may offer late admission to BA psychology:

• Christ University
• Mount Carmel College
• St. Joseph's College
• Jain University
• PES University 

I hope you get admission, best of luck 

Chandigarh university's BA Psychology Hons. programme curriculum is designed with a strong emphasis on practical skills and real-world application. Professors encourage creative thinking and often challenge us to come up with novel solutions to psychological problems.

The university's tie-ups with various industries and organizations have allowed students to participate in many hands-on projects. These experiences not only deepen the understanding of psychology but also develop a creative mindset among the students, which is highly sought after by employers. Additionally, instead of just traditional assessments, the university evaluates the problem-solving abilities, critical thinking, and inculcates innovation among the students, which opens doors to unconventional and exciting career opportunities.