Psychology

Hello Srishti, the entrance test pattern for 2019 will be updated by January 31, 2019 on the official website of Christ Bangalore University.
All the best!

Some colleges conduct entrance exams for the PG admissions. The top colleges in India include Lady Sriram, Delhi, St. Savior's Mumbai, Christ University, Bangalore, WCC Chennai, etc.

Eligibility criteria is as below:
Candidate must have a Bachelor's Degree in any subject with minimum 50% marks for general candidates and 45% for reserved candidates from a Statutory University.
Admission Guideline:
Candidate will be selected on the basis of Merit and Entrance Test conducted by the University.

No, it is not necessary to have Psychology as a special subject. You need to have completed 10+2 to apply for the course in graduation.

You can simply score 10+2 with 50 to 60% marks and become eligible to apply for BA in Psychology in India. Opt for Arts/Humanities in 10+2 (not a mandate). Account and Science pass outs can anyway apply for BA courses.

You will have to check the eligibility criteria of the college where you wish to pursue BA in Psychology from. However, as per my knowledge Psychology is not mandatory to pursue the BA Psychology and BA Psychology (Hons.) both as many schools do not offer Psychology as a subject in 10+2.

You can choose Arts/Humanities in your 10+2 with Psychology as your special subject, after that pursue BA in Psychology in graduation.

You will need to check with the University for such Specific Details.
However, I think that since the course is via distance/correspondence you can pursue the course, but will have to appear for the exams at designated centers. But, I would recommend you to connect with the university for more details.
https://www.ideunom.ac.in/

Admissions to B.Sc Psychology are based on the marks obtained in entrance test conducted by the Universities, where you wish to apply. Kindly name the university where you wish to pursue the course.

Hi Abhiram,
You have to do CUCET exam for getting into CUK for B.Sc Psychology.