Psychology

Yes. Without a Bachelor's degree in psychology, you can pursue an M.A. Or M.Sc. In psychology. The eligibility requirements will differ from one university to the next. Many leading colleges offer an M.A. In Psychology to graduates with a 50 percent graduation rate. So, if you have a B.Tech with a grade point average of greater than 50%, you can apply. Some institutions provide admission to courses based on their degree grades, while others offer admission based on their entrance test rank. In addition to the written test, some universities will conduct an oral examination. Almost all major institutions offer this subject, which you may research on the university's website. Some universities also provide distance learning or private learning options. One such university is Lovely Professional University. Once you've been accepted into this programme, you can choose any specialization you like. There is no such restriction. Many friends of mine are pursuing M.Sc. In Psychology, LPU provides a practice-based approach to train budding practitioners in catering to patients' needs. Students of LPU have been recruited as consultant physiotherapists in reputed multi-specialty hospitals like Fortis, Apollo, Medanta, Ivy, and, Sri Ganga Ram Hospital. Portea and Health Care at Home did on-campus recruitment of our students.

Even if you did not choose Psychology as of your graduation subjects, you can pursue a postgraduate course in the field from a recognized university Like Lovely Professional University. LPU School of Physiotherapy and Paramedical Sciences is approved by IAP ( Indian Association of Physiotherapy), moreover, LPU has its own hospital in which you can have practical knowledge of the same. LPU provides a practice-based approach to training budding practitioners in catering to patients' needs. State-of-the-art infrastructure, labs, and, up-to-date machinery aid the students in getting a hands-on learning experience to deal with physical problems faced by patients and help them rehabilitate. Most physiology majors work in the medical industry. They also work in the academic and Science industries, for private companies, and for the government. So, if you have a keen interest and liking for Psychology you can definitely acquire a PG degree in it after the engineering degree.