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Gurleen Khurana

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Now, I don't think, it will be possible as the admissions are mostly closed in most of the colleges. However, I would advise you to decide on the college and check with them once if they have few seats left.

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Lalit BhandariIf I agreed with you, we'd both be wrong!

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Hi Gayatri,
I am sorry to say, Pune University does not offer UG certification in psychology in any format. However, it offers the same in master's program.
All the best.

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Parakh Mishra

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You can check the eligiblity criteria on their website and if you want a specific college then can talk to the admission department.

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Nikeeta Vyas

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Hi Nimisha,
Do not be confused. We are here to help you. The course you have to choose depends upon your interest. You can choose the field of your interest which will make your work easier. Choose BBA if you are interested in management studies. It would give you the vast knowledge about the business management and its applications in the market.

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Lalit Kumar

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Hi,
You can go for IGNOU, LPU and Mumbai University for BA in English and psychology. They offer degrees in distance mode.

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himanshu yadavWriter | NCC cadet | Defence Brat

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You should definitely consider your study preferences, SAT goals, and resources before deciding on a study plan. In general, we recommend starting your SAT prep early. About three months before your test should give you enough of a buffer to try a few study approaches and get comfortable with the test content.

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