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Garima KaushikEducation is my prime concern.

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For Psychology, you can take admission in IGNOU. Or else, you can take admission in regular courses at Fergusson College Pune, Christ College Bangalore, and University of Madras.

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Sopna Joshua

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Please complete you ME and then do M.A. Psychology. It will help you to become a teacher and counselor.

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Sopna Joshua

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Psychology. It will help you to become a psychologist or counselor who will be able to help people to deal with their problems.

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Sopna Joshua

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M.A. Psychology for sure. It helps you to become a psychologist or Counselor with plenty of job opportunities.

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Sopna Joshua

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If you have a valid PG from a reputed University, definitely you can work as a Counselor in schools and colleges. Also, there are hospitals who absorb counsellors as grief Counselors, Genetic counselor s etc. You may need special training for the later.

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Sopna Joshua

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Philosophy and Psychology are two different subjects. If you're a graduate with good marks, you can join for MA/ M.Sc. Psychology. There are universities which offer Distance Education too.

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No for M.Sc, you need to do B.Sc.

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Raj shakya#ReadyToHelp

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Biology at 10+2 stage is not compulsory for an undergraduate degree in Psychology. The basic eligibility for admission to BA Psychology programme is a pass in intermediate or 10+2 examination from a recognised board or university. However, some colleges may require prospective students to have studied psychology as a subject at the intermediate level.

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Yes, you can do it. It is good to have a background of computer science when studying psychology. Most of the times it also opens new ways and areas of research. Many concepts arise after having a specialization of psychology.

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Aananya Sharma

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It is a great career choice as the demand for Psychologists is increasing day by day, etc. Wherever you like depending upon the specialisation you have. Gradually demand for trained psychologists is increasing in India. In India, branches of psychology are well-known are clinical, counseling, industrial, educational (school) and forensic psychology. Given that psychology touches every facet of life, psychologists can channel their individual interests into any number of career paths. Following are three of the primary fields in the psychology profession, along with some of the specific jobs available in each area:
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