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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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The minimum eligibility for MA Psychology course is a Bachelor's degree with 50% aggregate score. However, there are some institutes that may require the candidates to have an Hons undergraduate degree in Psychology or Psychology as a subject in Graduation for becoming eligible for PG degree course. For example
The minimum eligibility criteria for MA Psychology course iin Delhi University is as follows
(a) B.A. (Hons.) B.A. (Pass)/B.A Programme Examination in Psychology of University of Delhi and other Universities recognized by University of Delhi 55% marks or above in Psychology and 55% marks in aggregate OR
(b) Graduation from Unive
The minimum eligibility criteria for MA Psychology course iin Delhi University is as follows
(a) B.A. (Hons.) B.A. (Pass)/B.A Programme Examination in Psychology of University of Delhi and other Universities recognized by University of Delhi 55% marks or above in Psychology and 55% marks in aggregate OR
(b) Graduation from Unive
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astha singh
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For postgraduate (master) courses in psychology, you should hold a graduate degree in psychology from any recognized university.The duration of M.A. Psychology is 2 years and is spread over four semesters. Minimum eligibility for this course is a graduation degree from any stream passed from any recognized university. However, there are some reputed institutes that allow entry to the students having an honors degree in psychology or has it as a subject in the graduation.
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Joyeeta Paul
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If you want to shift your career to psychology then there is no point to invest another 2 years in MBA and then opt for psychology. So, it would be better to pursue psychology course right after BBA. Go for MBA only if you want to go further in management field.
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astha singh
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Job opportunities for B.Sc. and M.Sc. vary. I am populating job opportunities after B.Sc. as you are still in class 11. First, focus on your studies in school, and then think about higher studies.
1) Recruitment Areas:
Rehabilitation Centers
Psychological Research Centres
Advertising Industry
Teaching
Welfare Organizations
Psychological assessment and testing
Research Establishments
Development of prevention programs
Forensics
Universities/schools
Child/ Youth Guidance Centers
2) Duties of a Psychologist:
Identify and research human behaviors and emotional patterns.
Use test and assessment to aid in diagnosing a mental health condition for the patie
1) Recruitment Areas:
Rehabilitation Centers
Psychological Research Centres
Advertising Industry
Teaching
Welfare Organizations
Psychological assessment and testing
Research Establishments
Development of prevention programs
Forensics
Universities/schools
Child/ Youth Guidance Centers
2) Duties of a Psychologist:
Identify and research human behaviors and emotional patterns.
Use test and assessment to aid in diagnosing a mental health condition for the patie
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astha singh
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Job Profiles
Psychotherapist
Counselor
Teacher
Consultant
Clinical Psychologist
Psychiatrist
Clinical Social Worker
Psychiatrist Nurse
Art Therapist
Practitioner
You could pursue a distance education course, however a regular course would serve you better as it holds more value in the market. If you are working, you could do an executive course where your work experience would also be considered.
Psychotherapist
Counselor
Teacher
Consultant
Clinical Psychologist
Psychiatrist
Clinical Social Worker
Psychiatrist Nurse
Art Therapist
Practitioner
You could pursue a distance education course, however a regular course would serve you better as it holds more value in the market. If you are working, you could do an executive course where your work experience would also be considered.
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astha singh
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Professional opportunities in forensic psychology:
1) Academic Researcher
2) Consultant to law enforcement
3) Correctional psychologist
4) Evaluator
5) Expert witness
6) Treatment provider
7) Trial consultant
A forensic psychologist addresses a narrowly defined set of events or interactions of a nonclinical nature.
1) Academic Researcher
2) Consultant to law enforcement
3) Correctional psychologist
4) Evaluator
5) Expert witness
6) Treatment provider
7) Trial consultant
A forensic psychologist addresses a narrowly defined set of events or interactions of a nonclinical nature.
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