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Debasmita Sutradhar I am a psychology student.

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For Bachelors, it will be appreciated if a student joins the course of Psychology Honours, because it teaches us the various fields of psychology, which helps to build a good base and later for masters, one can apply for Applied Psychology.

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Surimilla Nayan

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If you are interested in studying further, go with your Masters. If not, go to your mining field as an employee. Mining apprentice and training will definitely boost your future.

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Rakhi BhardwajI'm delhi university student..

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Yess uhh r eligible to give ur ma pychology entrance in jamia milia university.uhh have to fil the entrance application form.

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For M.Sc in applied psychology, you need to be a graduate from a recognized college/university.

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Radhika Verma

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Yes, of course, you can. Either start from the beginning by completing BA/B.Sc Psychology from an accredited university and then completing MA/M.Sc followed by M.phil/Ph.D in the same discipline to get RCI certification or You can directly opt for Master's degree programme since you have already done graduation. However, being a post-graduate course, all candidates who have completed their graduation in same or similar specialisation are eligible for this programme but there are few universities offering post graduation in psychology to non-psychology graduates. For example, IGNOU (Indira Gandhi National Open University) - SoSS (School
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Lalit BhandariIf I agreed with you, we'd both be wrong!

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Hi Shubhi, You have asked a very generic question. Could you please mention your interest and the latest qualifications? All the best.

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Leena Agarwal

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Hello Bhumika,
Yes, you can definitely pursue higher studies in the field of psychology.
You can go for either B.A Psychology honours or B.Sc Psychology honours it is totally upto you.
The Psychology colleges listed below are among the best Psychology colleges in India
1.Lady Shri Ram College for Women, Delhi
2.Indian Institute of Psychology and Research, Bangalore
3.Fergusson College, Pune
4.Presidency College, Chennai
5.Jesus & Mary College, Delhi
6.Sophia College for Women, Mumbai
7.Bheem Rao Ambedkar College, Delhi
8.Mount Carmel College, Bangalore
9.Loreto College, Kolkata
10.Madras School of Social Work, Madras
11.Christ University, Bangalore

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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser

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Hello Bhumika,
Do not worry. It is not mandatory to have arts subjects in +2 stage for taking up B.A. in psychology. Students of PCB too can seek admission in B.A.

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