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3 weeks agoBeginner-Level 2
Yes you can do it, Most of the student has taken ART in school for studying psychology in there bachelor. Student of any stream can do psychology as a major in UG.
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3 weeks agoBeginner-Level 5
Yes, students of Psychology at Chandigarh University can indeed become a part of the lecture-visitation-exposure and association with professionals in their college as per the activity going on in the department. These experiences allow for students to see psychological concepts functioning in a hospital, school, rehabilitation centre or organizational setting. Visits to industry can be highly informative and can supplement the classroom curriculum. Experiential learning and strong industry linkages offered by Chandigarh University nurtures such opportunities of hands-on experience.
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3 weeks agoBeginner-Level 5
Yes, one are able to go into a research path in the field of Psychology directly after the completion of their course from Chandigarh University with postgraduate studies, research projects and academic training. The programme familiarises the students with research methodology, data analysis and psychological assessment which is vital in research. The broadening research ecosystem, publications and academic initiatives at Chandigarh University offer helpful exposure to the students interested in higher studies. It also boasts NAAC A+ grading and an environment for research. Actively engaged students create more baseline that lead to m
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, SLU alumni actively guide and support current Indian students via dedicated programs and networking initiatives. They do this primarily via:
- SLU Connections, a online career advising programme that allows students to connect with alumni
- Mentor Collective platform, which pairs current students with experienced alumni for networking, resume building, and interview prep
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, SLU alumni actively guide and support current Indian students via dedicated programs and networking initiatives. They do this primarily via:
- SLU Connections, a online career advising programme that allows students to connect with alumni
- Mentor Collective platform, which pairs current students with experienced alumni for networking, resume building, and interview prep
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a month agoContributor-Level 8
Yes, Indian students can return to practice in India. However, to practice as a registered Clinical Psychologist, your international qualifications must be recognised and certified by the Rehabilitation Council of India (RCI). Be sure to choose an international programme whose clinical training hours align with RCI guidelines.
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a month agoContributor-Level 8
The GRE requirement varies by country. Most universities across the UK, Australia, and Europe do not require GRE scores. However, competitive graduate programs in the United States and Canada frequently require the GRE General Test, and top-tier clinical psychology programs may also mandate the GRE Psychology Subject Test.
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a month agoContributor-Level 8
The GRE requirement varies by country. Most universities across the UK, Australia, and Europe do not require GRE scores. However, competitive graduate programs in the United States and Canada frequently require the GRE General Test, and top-tier clinical psychology programs may also mandate the GRE Psychology Subject Test.
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