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Government College of Educational Psychology and Guidance, Jabalpur
Deen Dayal Upadhyay Gorakhpur University Uttar Pradesh
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Indian Institute of Psychology and Research, Bangalore
Fergusson College, Pune
Presidency College, Chennai
Jesus & Mary College, Delhi
Sophia College for Women, Mumbai
Bheem Rao Ambedkar College, Delhi
Mount Carmel College, Bangalore
Loreto College, Kolkata
Madras School of Social Work, Madras
Christ University, Bangalore
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Some colleges do look for students who have there M.Phil or Ph.D degree. You need to check the criteria before applying for any post. But the regular course will have more value and knowledge than a correspondence course.
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Eligibility for Master of Arts [MA] (Psychology):
The minimum eligibility for this course is a Bachelor's degree with 50% aggregate score. However, there are some institutes that may require the candidates to have an Honors undergraduate degree in Psychology or Psychology as a subject in Graduation for becoming eligible for this course.
For admission in MA Psychology, the most common path goes through entrance exams. Most of the universities accept scores of entrance tests conducted by them. On the other hand there are some institutes that prefer merit basis admissions.
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It generally draws on social psychology, and can be considered a limited form of it. It is the part of social psychology that appears in the workplace or is related to professional life, but not outside of it.
Considering that most of us spend about a third of our lives in the workplace.
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