B.A. in Psychology 

at Lucknow University, Lucknow

The BA programme at Lucknow University is an undergraduate degree, that is offered in both three- and four-year as undergraduate degree. The total fee for the BA course includes different components such as tuition fees, registration fees, hostel fees, etc. Look at the table below to know about the complete fee structure of BA course at Lucknow University:

The provided fee structure has been sourced from the official sources and may vary with time.

Lucknow University BA admission for the academic year 2024 is completely entrance based. Lucknow University offers over 100 courses. The admission to different courses are based on niversity/national-level entrance exam scores. The examination that Lucknow University consider for admission to BA courses is UGPET. University also accepts direct admission through management quota for vacant & NRI seats. 

Lucknow University offers several specialisations in BA courses, and the admission procedure for BA courses and its specialisations is similar. The basic eligibility criteria for admission to BA is candidates must have completed Class 12. Additionally, candidates have secured at least an aggregate of 40%. If aspirants qualify all these basic eligibility criteria then they have to appear for an entrance examination called UGPET. The scores secured in the UGPET entrance exam are the only criteria that the university follows to grant a seat in the BA programme at LU. However, the college does offer some seats for NRI and other students through management quota, and the seats issued by management quota are always lesser in number than regular degree seats. 

The syllabus for the entrance exam of BA (Hons) in Psychology can vary depending on the university or institution conducting the exam. However, I can provide you with a general overview of the topics that are commonly covered in such entrance exams. It is important to note that this is a broad guideline, and you should refer to the specific university's admission notification or website for the detailed syllabus. Here are some of the topics typically included:

1. General Psychology: Introduction to Psychology, Basic concepts and theories, Schools of Psychology, History and Approaches, Research methods in Psychology, Psychological Testing, etc.
2. Developmental Psychology: Human development across various stages (infancy, childhood, adolescence, adulthood, and old age), Theories of development, Socialization and social development, Cognitive development, etc.
3. Cognitive Psychology: Perception, Attention and consciousness, Memory and learning, Language and thought processes, Problem-solving and decision making, Intelligence, etc.
4. Social Psychology: Social perception and cognition, Attitudes and beliefs, Group dynamics, Interpersonal relationships, Social influence, Prejudice and stereotypes, etc.
5. Abnormal Psychology: Psychological disorders and their classification, Causes and treatment of psychological disorders, Assessment and diagnosis, Therapeutic approaches, Mental health and well-being, etc.
6. Research Methods and Statistics: Basics of research design, Experimental and non-experimental research methods, Data collection and analysis, Descriptive and inferential statistics, Interpretation of research findings, etc.
7. Biological Psychology: Introduction to biopsychology, The nervous system and its functions, Brain structure and functions, Sensation and perception, Motivation and emotion, etc.
8. Personality Psychology: Major theories of personality, Personality assessment, Traits and factors influencing personality, Self-concept and self-esteem, Personality development, etc.
9. Applied Psychology: Industrial and organizational psychology, Health psychology, Educational psychology, Counseling psychology, Community psychology, etc. Remember, this is a general outline, and the specific syllabus may vary from university to university. It is recommended to check the official website or admission brochure of the particular university where you are applying for the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the entrance exam syllabus.