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9 years ago
Scholar-Level 16
These two programmes are based on human behavior, body language, understanding of thoughts in different ways.
If you are interested to know about then you may pick in distance mode and if you want to make career in the same then you need to start in regular mode.
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Scholar-Level 18
Normally in college, you can select only one graduation course. You won't get admission in another. However if you are really interested and willing to put in hard work, I suggest you look in for various courses offered by IGNOU. wide variety of courses are possible here.
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Guide-Level 14
Assuming you are doing BA Psychology, after completion, you can take up Masters and opt for teaching in college. or do B.ed and opt school teaching. Or else opt for clinical psychology higher studies.
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Guide-Level 14
If you study hard then you can easily score better marks. In fact, more than 90%.
All the best.
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Contributor-Level 9
I personally feel one should choose their specialisation on the basis of their interests. Because if you like the work that you are doing then you will perform well (which will eventually pay you more in the long run) and you will also be satisfied with your job (which will give you job satisfaction).
So, I would suggest you to opt for whichever area appeals to you the most ad work hard for it.
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