Psychology

Yes, you need to attend classes regularly as it is a full-time course.

Yes, you can definitely apply for women's studies in NET.

If you are indeed interested and want to pursue this course, it holds a lot of career prospects. NGOs, Schools, universities, companies, in the training and development sector, psychology stands with great scope. There are diverse fields too such as career counselling, student counselling, academic counselling, behavioural patterns, mental health and emotional wellness, teaching and welfare organisations.

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You probably can. As eligibility criteria is decided by the university itself and it can be different for different colleges. So, check with the college for this.

ZHDC is better than Vivekanand. ZHDC is the best among above colleges. It provides all the facilities regarding academics and has a great exposure. Faculty members are experienced and have very effective learning. Commuting modes are available by bus and metro both. So, I suggest you go with ZHDC.

Yes, you are eligible to take NET (psychology).

There many good courses for Bachelor's and Master's degree in Canada for psychology programme. Some universities are Carleton University, University of Toronto, York University, Mcmaster University, University of Calgary, and McGill University. TOEFL/IELTS is required with a very good academic score. Canadian universities accept 16 years of education and Canadian colleges accept 15 years of education.

Yes, you are fully eligible for this course. The admission criteria for this course is based on pass in graduation.