What is a Liberal Arts Degree - Meaning, Benefits, Fees, Colleges

Yes Dilip, you can pursue a BA as a non-collegiate student in some universities like Delhi University (NCWEB) or other state universities that allow private/non-college enrollment. But the availability depends on the university rules. You should check with the university where you want to apply, whether they offer non-collegiate BA admission for male students too, because in some cases NCWEB is only for girls.

Yes, you can take admission in October for BA or BCom, but it depends on the college rules. Many colleges allow provisional admission if your compartment result is pending. You must submit the passing marksheet as soon as the results are declared. Keep your compartment admit card and any related documents ready. Contact the college beforehand to confirm their policy. Ensure you meet the university deadline for submitting the final marksheet to avoid cancellation of admission.

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The fees of BA LLB ranges from 50,000 to 2,50,000 for the total course  in government colleges but fees structure of BA LLB in private college may range higher than in government colleges . In private colleges fees range around 4to7 lakh or more approximately for the entire course . For more detailed and appropriate  information you can check the official website of your desire college for the same thankyou .

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Yes, you can give CUET exam 2026 if you want to take admission in second year of BA program. The Entrance Test (CUET) is for admission to undergraduate courses. However , the eligibility for the CUET UG exam will be based on your class 12th qualifications.

You will need to keep in mind like if you get admission to the new institution based on your CUET score then don't forget to cancel your enrollment number or admission at your current college.

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Hey Mohor! After completing BA (Hons) Psychology, there are several career options you can look at:

1. Clinical or Counseling Psychologist – After doing a Master’s and the required license/training, you can work in hospitals, clinics or start private practice.

2. Human Resources (HR) – Many psychology graduates enter HR fields like recruitment, employee training and organizational development.

3. School Counselor / Special Education – You can work in schools or colleges as a counselor, helping students with learning or career guidance.

4. Market Research / Consumer Behavior – Companies hire psychology graduates to study consumer behavior, surveys and data analysis.

5. NGOs and Social Work – Opportunities are available in rehabilitation centres, child welfare and mental health NGOs.

6. Higher Studies / Research – You can go for MA/MSc, PhD and specialise in areas like Clinical, Forensic or Neuropsychology, and later work in academics or research.

7. Corporate Roles – Skills from psychology are also useful in training, wellness programs, PR and communication jobs.