Psychology

I feel that Forensic B.Sc will be a much better choice. The field may offer better chances, in future. It's importance is increasing day by day. Crime Investigation has now gone, more modern.

You can get list of the college by given link
https://www.shiksha.com/humanities-social-sciences/psychology/colleges/colleges-Chennai.

Yes, you can study psychology despite being an engineering graduate. Here are the details of the course:
If you believe that you are passionate about this field and are open to experiences, understanding human behavior and would like to contribute to the development of the human species, then this would be a good option as a career.

The registration for BA will start from the beginning of April.

I think you must go with your field, that is M.Pharma so that you will be getting everything in depth and also, you will be the master of your own subject.

In term of salary, there are some jobs after doing M.A. In psychology. Psychiatrist has much salary than the other. Prospects:
Behavioral counselor
Health project coordinatorPsychiatric technicianRehabilitation specialist
Group home coordinatorFamily services workerChild protection worker
Childcare supervisor

Hi Vedanti,
Some universities may require GRE mainly in USA. For others just take IELTS or TOEFL for English language requirements though every country and university will have its own requirement or even have its own assessment tests. Good marks in B.A. Relevant projects, very good personal statement, and reference letters are required. University of Oxford, University of Cambridge, Imperial College, University of Pennsylvania, University of Amsterdam are some popular universities.

Hello Teju, Definitely you're eligible. Any stream HSC pass students are eligible for B.Sc psychology but in class 11th & 12th with psychology as one subject is preferable. All the best for your future.