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Ankit Sharma
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As all Central University started taking Admission through the CUCET, your 12th marks doesn't matter to get admission in B.A. Psychology or any other stream. You can take entrance exam and score eligible marks so you can get Admission in DU.
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Aspiring candidates who wish to apply for the TS CPGET 2022 must keep in mind certain pointers before they appear for the examination. The important chapters must be studied first, followed by the difficult ones. In order to prepare well, candidates must know the TS CPGET syllabus well and then prepare accordingly. It is better to start the preparation in a subject-wise manner for all the streams. While preparing for Ts CPGET 2022 candidates must make notes in order to keep the pointers in mind. Applicants can make a proper schedule and follow it properly to cover the entire syllabus in the given time. Following the correct study mater
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Ashmi DayalCurrently pursuing B.A History hons from DU.
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TISS, ICRI, Amity University, ILAM etc. Are some of the colleges in Mumbai for M.A. In clinical psychology.
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Ashmi DayalCurrently pursuing B.A History hons from DU.
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Students with an M.Sc. In Psychology can work as medical counselors in hospitals as well as consulting for top corporate executives. Two of the most sought-after careers for psychology graduates are those in social services and mental health.
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Ashmi DayalCurrently pursuing B.A History hons from DU.
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Candidates must be graduated with a minimum of 45% from any recognised university. The candidates will either be shortlisted on the basis of their merit or entrance test performance. That completely depends on the college applied for.
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Ashmi DayalCurrently pursuing B.A History hons from DU.
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From the names you have mentioned above, the top pick will be Aryabhatta college. The faculty for B.A. Psychology is best in this college.
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Ashmi DayalCurrently pursuing B.A History hons from DU.
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JMI (Jamia Millia Islamia) and IGNOU (Indira Gandhi National Open University) are some of the universities with fees less than 1L p. a.
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Ashmi DayalCurrently pursuing B.A History hons from DU.
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You can pursue Bachelor's in Psychology + LL.B. Course. ICFAI Law College, offers B.A. Psychology course with LL.B. In Dual Degree. But all Colleges does not provide this combination only few provide in India.
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Adv. Ved VinayakLaw educator at Lex Logic You Tube channel.
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My dear candidate, I'm glad to have you. A new area of psychology that examines childhood development is called child psychology. A Certificate programme in child psychology is available online. Numerous foreign universities offer undergraduate or graduate degrees in child psychology. Top online learning environments like Coursera, Udemy, Alison, and others offer courses in child psychology. The platforms provide affordable recognised certifications that can be earned in a year or short-term introductory courses in child psychology.
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Adv. Ved VinayakLaw educator at Lex Logic You Tube channel.
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It would be preferable to pursue an M.Sc. In Zoology before applying for teaching or academic positions. You can look up the M.Sc. Psychology prerequisites for a specific university. The majority of universities demand a psychology degree or a degree in a related field, like a B.A. In sociology or a BSW. Good luck. Yes, you can try for an M.Sc. In Psychology, but there are other options that are better. Best regards.
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