Psychology

• General Psychology
• Developmental Psychology
• Abnormal Psychology
• Counselling Psychology
• Biological Psychology
• Research Methodologies
• Statistics in Psychology

If you are well settled in your career, then you shouldn't change because studying psychology ll require a lot of time and patience, and developing a career in psychology also requires time. 

 I understand, you are interested in psychology, then you can do 6-month to 1-year courses from a distance offered by IGNOU and Jamiya Miliya Islamiya College, Delhi. 

If you want to pursue both together then you should go for major - minor program. In this you can do major in Data Science and minor in Psychology.

Or you can pursue Psycology and for Data Science you can join any online course with certificate or vice versa.

The Cutoff at Mount Carmel College for B.A course were 80 percent for direct admission. You can also apply via CUET UG Score Card their cutoff was around 350 marks out of 500 .

For M.Sc Clinical Psychology you have Avinashilingam institution offering the course with INR 80,550.

For M.Sc psychology again you have two options one is PSG College of Arts and Science with a fee structure of INR 24,000 while the other one is Government Arts College with a free structure of INR 1,870 for 2 years

Yes, you can take admission for B.Sc psychology in PSG College of Arts and Science. Your 12th% is high.

To get into a Psychology graduation program, you typically need 10+2 with 50-55% marks from eligible streams like Arts, Humanities, Science, and Commerce.

The admission process involves entrance exams, merit-based admission, application and document submission, and counseling and document verification. Fees vary, ranging from INR 6,000 to 80,000 per year for government colleges and INR 15,000 to 1,50,000 per year for private colleges.

No, you do not need to appear for GBU ET for admission to the B.Sc Applied Psychology at Gautam Buddha University. To be eligible for admission to the course, the candidate has to score a minimum of 45% aggregate in class 12 in a relevant stream from any recognised board.