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Devi singh

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You can study psychology after 12th with science, it totally depend on your interest. If you are interested to study psychology you can go for BA (Bachelor of Arts) and you can take psychology as a subject in BA.
You can take admission in humanities course and then in your post-graduation. You need not to give any special entrance exam and can take direct admission in any university offering the course. You can consider St. Stephen's, Lovely Professional University, Christ University, etc.

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Prerit KohliI'm creative, passionate and hard working

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Hello,
Below are the majors at graduation for psychology:
Methodology
Statistics
The physical brain and behavior
Cognition
Social psychology
From past few years more focus is on the following topics:
a- Cognitive Ability: It covers relevance and validity of certain assessment and testing methods, including possible bias.
b- Neuropsychology: It covers tools and techniques for evaluation, diagnosis and treatment of common psychological conditions rooted in physiological causes.
c- Human Behavior.
d- Organizational Psychology: This covers studies relating understanding relationship between the group and the individual.
e- Developmental Psychopatholog
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Tanushree Mitra

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Hi Muskaan,
You can still pursue psychology. Please enroll into a BA or B.Sc course in psychology. You have to check the eligibility criteria on college websites since they vary. Please refer to this link:
https://www.shiksha.com/humanities-social-sciences/psychology/colleges/colleges-india

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Chetna S

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Hi,
You need to begin by completing a Bachelor's degree in psychology. You may look for BA in Psychology courses. You need to however check the eligibility of different colleges before applying.
For further career growth you can consider taking a Masters-PhD in the same and also by focusing on your desired area of specialization such as clinical psychology, community psychology, academics psychology, etc.

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rahul r

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Please refer to the link provided below for details scholarships for students willing to appear for B.Sc. psychology in India.
https://www.shiksha.com/science/articles/popular-bsc-msc-scholarships-in-india-blogId-13494

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kali Arora

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Over the time, Psychology has come up as a popular career choice among the students. Career options like teaching, psychologist, counselor, etc. is another reason for why people are becoming more inclined towards this field of education. The science of human behavior emerged in Germany and during the World War psychology traveled to United States and emerged in India approx. 70 years ago. Since then our Indian psychologists have worked really hard to recognize psychology as a separate discipline.
List of few top colleges in India :
Lady Shri Ram College for Women
Lady Shri Ram College (LSR) is a constituent college of the University of
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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert

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Psychology is a study of behavior, mind, work, conscious and non-conscious thoughts of the people. And politics is the study in which students are trained so that they can take a decision with other's help.
Politics has a better scope as compared to psychology as there is less use of a person who observes instead of the one who guides them. Right now in the country, there are many politicians who are not eligible for this. But when a proper training and education are given to them, everything works fine. For this, there is a separate subject that is political science in which one can learn about analysis of the political system, theore
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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert

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Nowadays getting a job with a high salary is quite tough but in these following sections, economics has more paid jobs because it is more useful in the market and share policy. This is a broad subject which covers not only its subject matter but also covers scientific nature, ability to pass judgment and give ideas to solve the practical problems. Job opportunities have increased manifolds privatisation and globalization which has merged the world economy. There are a lot of job opportunities for economics students in the government sector such as Indian Economic Services, Reserve Bank, PSUs and many finance companies. They can also ge
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Anju Saxena

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You can pursue Diploma in special education which is 2 years programme along with graduation from open. It will enable you to get a job after completion of the same.

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