Psychology

Due to the high demand for social sciences, seats for the BA in Psychology are quite competitive. GD Goenka University maintains a limited intake to ensure that every student gets personal attention from the faculty. If you have a strong interest in the subject and a decent school record, you have a good chance, but applying early is definitely the best strategy to secure your spot.

Aspirants must pass Class 12 or equivalent from a recognised board to apply for BSc Psychology at CSI Christian Muller Women's College. Candidates must have documents proving their eligibility for verification at the time of admission.

Yes, the competitive programs at the University of British Columbia have earlier admission deadlines for Indian students.

The courses like MA in Psychology, LLM and Master of Urban Design admission deadlines fall earlier, generally between the months like November and January. 

There are general UBC admission deadlines but courses like these demand an earlier application for a timely evaluation. 

Yes, and that's honestly one of the better parts. There are internships, research projects, and hands-on training built into the course. The department really focuses on applying what you learn in real-world settings like mental health, NGOs, etc.

Yes, Vijetha Academy under the Osmania University offers MSc in Psychology course for students. This course is available at the postgraduate level for the students. At the PG level, the course is given for a duration of 2 years. 

Calcutta University through the Vivekananda College for Women offers BSc in Psychology course to students. The total seat intake is 109. This course is quite good as the university offers placement support to these course students. 

For a professional with an MBA in HR, who wants to shift to the field of Psychology, pursuing a BA or BSc in Psychology in Delhi/NCR can be a good option. Below are some of the top psychology colleges in Delhi NCR, along with their tuition fees.

Source: Official websites of the colleges and may vary in future.

Clinical Psychology is all about diagnosing and treating mental health disorders and emotional issues. It happens through therapy in a clinical setting.

But Applied Psychology is broader. It uses psychological principles to solve real-world problems in may areas like business, schools and also health systems.

Clinical is actually a subfield of Applied. 

Hope this helped solving your doubt! All the best!