Psychology

Dear,
As per your statement, I would say psychology is a very interesting subject and even scoring too. If you understand the concept and want to study more about psychology than future prospects will be very good.
In order to be successful in the field of psychology, one must have:
- A very analytical mind for diagnosis
- Excellent communication skills to effectively counsel patients who suffer from mental/behavioral issues
- A lot of patience, which grants the psychologist the ability to remain cool under pressure when dealing with a particularly difficult case or challenging patient
a genuine passion for helping people overcome their own mental/behavioral challenges
- Compassion combined with the drive are the two most important personality traits for a psychologist.
All the best!

Dear ,
For this you need to pursue Bachelor's degree in psychology and for that you need to apply in different universities and appear for entrance exam or interview as per their admission process.
The aspirants after their completion of Bachelors programme in psychology have a wide range of career opportunities in various areas such as:
Social psychology
Clinical psychology
Experimental psychology
Occupational psychology
Child psychology
Educational psychology
They can work as Clinical Psychologists / Educational Psychologists / Industrial Psychologists / Counseling Psychologists / Research psychologists / Social Psychologists / Developmental psychologists. Some of the areas where a psychologist can work are Welfare Organizations, Prisons, Child/ Youth Guidance Centres, Research Establishments, Rehabilitation Centres and so on.
All the best!

Hello Bishal,
BA psychology students take the course in a more traditional way whereas the B.Sc Psychology students take the course in the modern way.The traditional significance and importance of Psychology as a subject is imparted to the students of the BA Psychology course whereas the application of it is with the B.Sc Psychology course.The period of study of BA Psychology is three years in most universities. On the other hand, the period of study of B.Sc Psychology is also three years in most universities but a few other universities prescribe four years of study for the completion of the course.BA Psychology students tend to study subjects such as philosophy and logic more than the students of B.Sc Psychology students.
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