Psychology

Regular degree course s to an extent are more exhaustive than correspondence degree courses. in terms of the practicals paper under correspondence it becomes difficult to find proper centres where the student can learn about case history and psychological tests. hence regular is always better.

if you want to quit psychology then this could be decided by you only ie masters in humanities or social sciences or mba where you can utilize your knowledge of human psychology.

Annamalai has the best course in applied psychology. Since, these are the correspondence courses, as per the latest rules by UGC, students can apply in their own states for distance education. IGNOU offers MA in psychology.

Hi
If I may ask the reason for doing so? Because psychology is not a well paid sector in india until you are excellent in it. If you are keen to pursue it, take a management course in organizational behaviour or HR to work in good companies.

Go for Mba in hr or marketing as it will be the best combination with lot of scope if you apply the right skills. You may also go for social media management or data base management.

Hi Vinita
Good to know about your TFI fellowship and if you are planning to enter into the field of social work, I would suggest you to go for regular course if possible. For PG course you may look at the following link:
www.rehabcouncil.nic.in
christ university
Loyola College
For MSW, Check here
https://arts.shiksha.com/msw-colleges-in-india-categorypage-9-36-491-0-0-1-1-2-0-none-1-0

Both the courses are similar and the difference lies in the kind of approach the course offers. M.Sc is for those who come from a science stream and M.A is for those who are keen to pursue a career in Psychology but hail from a non-science background. There are many institutes in India which are offering Psychology courses and to know about these you may refer to the following link:
http://tinyurl.com/ykpznzr

The minimum score required for degree courses is at least 55%, so you might go for diploma courses in psychology. Check the eligibility criteria of the college you are interested in getting admission to. However you will have to score really high on IELTS or TOEFL to get admitted.