Psychology

Hi,
The ideal option is to pick M.E/M.TECH or MBA. However, if you are passionate about being a Psychologist, then you can pick a masters degree in Psychology.
*The basic eligibility criterion for pursuing M.A Psychology is having a graduation degree in any stream.
*However, many of the reputed universities demand graduation degree with Honors in Psychology or Psychology as one of the subjects studied in graduation from any of the recognized college/university.
*Some even ask for a minimum of 45-50% marks in graduation as qualifying criteria to secure admission in this course and some also conduct an entrance examination.
Other Options that can help you in knowing- how to become psychologist in India:
-You can enroll into one year diploma course in psychology under guidance and counseling.
-Opt for certification courses (6 months- 1 year) after you have completed your graduation, conducted by qualified psychologists and afterwards, you can become a member of Association of Professional Psychologists.
Therefore, minimum qualification required in becoming a psychologist or counselor is to get degree in any stream with an added diploma course in psychology or get membership in Association of Professional Psychologists.
*Psychology, as a career is in great demand and provides with a multiple scope in this field. There are various branches in psychology like clinical, counseling, social, educational, industrial, research, developmental psychology.
Many psychologists work independently and also team up with other professionals — for example, with other scientists, physicians, lawyers, school personnel, computer experts, engineers, policymakers and managers — to contribute to every area of society.
Thus, we find them in laboratories, hospitals, courtrooms, schools and universities, community health centers, prisons and corporate offices.
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https://www.shiksha.com/popular-careers-in-psychology-for-the-best-minds-article-3626-1
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Hi,
1)
Yes, you can study Psychology after completing 12th without MBBS.
You can become a Psychologist, for that you need to obtain a degree (B.A) in Psychology or allied subjects.
You may then go for Post graduation (M.A) in the desired branch of Psychology (Clinical Psychology, Organizational Psychology, Criminal Psychology, Child Psychology, Sports Psychology etc).
You may alongside attend workshops and short term therapeutic / organizational courses to enhance your counselling skills and widen up your opportunities.
Then, opt for research programs and apply for jobs in public or private sector and acquire experience alongside in the related field.
2)
MBBS is required if you wish to become a psychiatrist. After MBBS, you may either do a postgraduate course (M.D.- Doctor of Medicine) in Psychiatry or a Diploma in Psychiatric Medicine (DPM).
Besides MD and DPM, The National Board of Examinations conducts a programme called Diploma of National Board Exam (DNB). The DNB is considered to be equivalent to a MD degree.
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Hi,
The basic eligibility criterion for pursuing M.A Psychology is having a graduation degree in any stream.
However, many of the reputed universities demand graduation degree with Honors in Psychology or Psychology as one of the subjects studied in graduation from any of the recognized college/university.
Some even ask for a minimum of 45-50% marks in graduation as qualifying criteria to secure admission in this course and some also conduct an entrance examination.
Psychology, as a career is in great demand and provides with a multiple scope in this field. There are various branches in psychology like clinical, counseling, social, educational, industrial, research, developmental psychology.
Many psychologists work independently and also team up with other professionals — for example, with other scientists, physicians, lawyers, school personnel, computer experts, engineers, policymakers and managers — to contribute to every area of society.
Thus, we find them in laboratories, hospitals, courtrooms, schools and universities, community health centers, prisons and corporate offices.
Also refer the link below-
https://www.shiksha.com/popular-careers-in-psychology-for-the-best-minds-article-3626-1
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Hi Ananya, Industrial psychology has a very wide and expansive scope. It is one of the first attempts to apply psychology to the workplace. It has expanded to include topics like efficiency, productivity, training, and assessment. It should not be confused with organizational psychology, where there is more focus on motivation, leadership, teams, culture and organizational development.
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