Psychology

Hello Ketki,
Law degree can be pursued after graduation in any subject. Thereafter, depending on the subject matter expertise, the area of law practice can be selected. For example, with your psychology background, you can do law practice related to family and behavioral issues.
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Here is the list of psychology Sub-fields:
- Abnormal Psychology
- Anomalistic Psychology
- Behavioural Genetics Psychology
- Biological Psychology
- Clinicial Psychology
- Cognitive Psychology
- Community Psychology
- Comparative Psychology
- Consulting Psychology
- Counselling Psychology
- Developmental Psychology
- Environmental Psychology
- Evolutionary Psychology
- Forensic Psychology
- Media Psychology
- Personality Psychology
- Religious Psychology
- Social Psychology

Hello Mahesh,
Psychology is a science that helps us understand, describe and predict human (and animal) behaviors. It also explains cognitive processes, affective states, experiences and states of consciousness. This study is growing dynamically with the ever evolving society. It is a multifaceted discipline which lies at the crossroads of other disciplines like biology, medicine, sociology, linguistics, medicine, anthropology, history and education as its content overlaps with other subjects, with unfailing regularity It is considered both as a Science and a Social Science, even though a majority of schools, offer it with the Humanities stream.
The increasingly complex world has helped opportunities for psychology graduates to grow manifold. These range from working in hospitals and schools to NGOs and corporate houses. An undergraduate course in psychology is career oriented as it offers a theoretical understanding of the major schools of thought along with providing practical skills in psychometric testing and various psychological tools. Specializations in the areas of social psychology, abnormal psychology, counseling psychology, organizational behavior (OB), Rehabilitative psychology, health psychology, sports psychology and medical psychology are available. Those of you who opt for Counseling Psychology can further specialize in marital counseling, child counseling, family counseling, drug rehabilitation and trauma counseling.