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rahul r

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Ph.D. in Psychology Eligibility
Aspiring candidates for Ph.D. in Psychology program need to meet the following minimum eligibility criteria:
Postgraduate degree in Psychology, completed from a recognized institute/university
A minimum aggregate score of 55% (50 % for SC/ST candidates) or equivalent grade at the level of post-graduation
At least 5 years of teaching/ industry/ professional experience at a senior level
In some cases, M.Phil. in Psychology is also preferred

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If you are thinking of doing correspondence course then IGNOU is the best university for it because it's very highly reputed and in fact its worlds largest open university.
But a regular course is always a better option than a correspondence course.

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Hello,
You can go for MA Psychology.

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Dr Ruchi GargPhD, MBA, MSc, MEd having 18 years exp.

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Dear student,
Psychology is a very good subject with lots of opportunities. It is a subject of mind, soul and behavior. There is a lots of scope of Psychology in UNO.

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Stuti JainEducation and career counsellor

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Hi Suhani, plenty of options are available. Depending upon your aptitude and interest, you may opt for further studies in international relations, social science, mass communication and media studies, education and psychology, law and so on.

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