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a month agoContributor-Level 10
The total course fees for BA courses offered by Indian Institute of Psychology and Research ranges between INR 1.7 Lacs - INR 2.1 Lacs in 2026. The fees for four year BA (hons) course is INR 5.2 lakh.
First year fees for all BA courses must be paid as admission fees during the admission process to confirm the admission.
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a month agoContributor-Level 9
The only main difference between them is their "area of study". This changes the career paths and job options for the postgrads.
An MA in Psychology studies the human mind, behavior, and patterns. The MA in Philosophy, on the other hand, studies the 'why' of existence, values, reason, mind, language, and more.
MA Psychology students work as Mental Health Researchers, Rehabilitation Forensics, Counselors, Clinical Psychologists, Government Officials, Human Resource Specialists, and Social Workers, etc. And MA Philosophy students work as Professors, Lawyers, Consultants, Government Policy Analysts, Journalists, etc.
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a month agoBeginner-Level 3
Chandigarh University supports Psychology students through a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical exposure. The curriculum includes counseling psychology, clinical psychology, behavioral studies, and research methodology. Students gain hands on experience through lab sessions, case study analysis, and supervised training. Workshops on mental health awareness and therapeutic techniques enhance practical skills. Faculty members with academic and applied backgrounds mentor students closely.
Internship opportunities with hospitals, NGOs, and counseling centers provide real world exposure. The university also encourages p
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a month agoBeginner-Level 2
Chandigarh University promotes active participation of Psychology students in national-level programs, including conferences, workshops, and competitions. Students can present case studies, research findings, and innovative projects, gaining recognition at broader platforms. The university also organizes intercollegiate events, collaborative projects with mental health organizations, and thematic workshops that allow students to engage with peers and experts from across the country. These opportunities foster critical thinking, public speaking, and professional skills while encouraging experiential learning. By taking part in such even
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a month agoBeginner-Level 1
Lovely Professional University offers a comprehensive M.A. in Psychology program, a two-year postgraduate course emphasizing advanced theoretical knowledge, research methodology, and practical skills like counseling and assessment. The curriculum includes subjects such as clinical psychology, cognitive processes, and statistical analysis using tools like SPSS, alongside internships at mental health facilities and dissertation projects for hands-on exposure. With modern labs, expert faculty guidance, and preparation for exams like UGC-NET, it equips graduates for rewarding careers in therapy, organizations, or further studies. Total fee
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a month agoBeginner-Level 1
Yes, Lovely Professional University offers a two-year M.A. in Psychology programme for graduates with 50% aggregate marks, accessible via LPUNEST or merit. Graduates gain strong placement support through a dedicated cell, linking to roles in counseling, HR, clinics, NGOs, and corporates via 2,000+ recruiters. Practical training boosts employability effectively.
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a month agoContributor-Level 9
Well, you don't really need any skills before starting a Psychology course. Though some capabilities can help you learn and succeed faster in the field.
- Active listening and understanding
- Empathy and emotional stability
- Patience
- Research skills
- Problem-solving behaviour
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a month agoContributor-Level 9
Of course, it is. People nowadays are getting more aware of their mental wellness. Companies around the world are realising the importance of the mental health of their employees.
This has grown the demand for psychologists and mental health professionals in the market. From healthcare to corporate, there has been an increase in demand for these professionals worldwide.
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
That is one insightful question. Speaking of similarities first - Simply put, both focus on the internal functionality of one's mind. These don't work on the idea of external factors' effect on one's mind. That's about it. Differences would be in their approach. Cognitive is how the brain processes information, memory, thinking using objective methods. Humanistic psychology focuses on the subjective, conscious experience, personal growth, and self-actualization
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