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Harsha Sinha
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Hi Annesha,
You can pursue an MA in psychology as the basic eligibility requirement of this course is a graduate degree in any discipline.
All the best!
You can pursue an MA in psychology as the basic eligibility requirement of this course is a graduate degree in any discipline.
All the best!
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Bipin Jha
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The requirements to become a licensed psychologist are:
pass the 10+2 exam with any of the stream and minimum 50% to
complete a Bachelor (BA or BS) in Psychology degree (the curriculum of which focuses on personality development, psychotherapy, stress management and neuro-psychology)
specialization at the postgraduate level, where one can get an MA or M.Sc in either Psychology, Social Work, or Counseling
Further specialization at the doctoral level is available as well via PhD or MPhil
The postgraduate and doctoral programs focus their studies more on research, which is great for pursuing either a research or teaching job, whereas the grad
pass the 10+2 exam with any of the stream and minimum 50% to
complete a Bachelor (BA or BS) in Psychology degree (the curriculum of which focuses on personality development, psychotherapy, stress management and neuro-psychology)
specialization at the postgraduate level, where one can get an MA or M.Sc in either Psychology, Social Work, or Counseling
Further specialization at the doctoral level is available as well via PhD or MPhil
The postgraduate and doctoral programs focus their studies more on research, which is great for pursuing either a research or teaching job, whereas the grad
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Durgesh Bhattthink positive dude
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B.Sc in psychology is in more demand than B.Sc in forensics.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hello Kiran,
There are plenty of colleges in Delhi offering this subject for graduation. However in the absence of any assessment by third party, it's next to impossible to grade colleges. I would advise you to select that college which is most easy to reach.
There are plenty of colleges in Delhi offering this subject for graduation. However in the absence of any assessment by third party, it's next to impossible to grade colleges. I would advise you to select that college which is most easy to reach.
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shiwani singh
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If you want to do clinical psychology, you can go for any one of the above that dosent matters much but if you want to gain more knowledge I would suggest you to go for B.Sc Hons.
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