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2016-09-07 21:42:42

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2016-09-07 21:24:01

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Chetna S

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Hi,
If you could share your budget, maybe you can look for countries other than Nordic ones.

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2016-09-07 18:52:56

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VIKRAM SONIMentor , Artist , Social worker, Traveller

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As per your statement, you want to pursue Masters in psychology. You want to pursue Ph.D too. The eligibility criteria for Ph.D will depend on the specialization you opt for in Masters.
Try to get good grades if you have a dream to take admission in a reputed university.
All the best.

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2016-09-06 02:39:03

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Meghna Sharma18 | Female | Polyglot | Humanitarian

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I'm really sorry to say, but no. The cut-off for Psychology Honors in DU is sky-high and the subject is allowed in very limited number of colleges. However, you can definitely apply for private Universities in Delhi NCR which might accept your application.

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2016-09-06 02:37:12

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Meghna Sharma18 | Female | Polyglot | Humanitarian

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If you're from a science background, then I would suggest you for Clinical Neuroscience. Beside, I think Clinical Psychology is only for Arts students.

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2016-09-06 02:31:32

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Meghna Sharma18 | Female | Polyglot | Humanitarian

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Yes, you can pursue B.Sc with Hons in Psychology. But that is called Psychiatry, not Psychology. The field of Psychiatry is rooted with medical Science. You'll easily land yourself a job at any Mental Asylum, or Hospital seeking medical specialists in Psychiatry.

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2016-09-06 02:28:46

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Meghna Sharma18 | Female | Polyglot | Humanitarian

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B.A. (Hons) in Psychology is said to have more scope as it is not subject-specific and it contains a lot of important parts. In comparison, Applied Psychology is subject-specific and limited.
Hope I helped. Thanks.

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2016-09-05 19:14:24

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2016-08-30 19:31:21

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Navin Kumar SharmaMore you know, you know, how less you know.

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You can refer to the below mentioned links to know more about specialisation courses in psychology:
https://www.shiksha.com/humanities-social-sciences/psychology/colleges/colleges-india?rf=filters&rw[]=r4

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