Hello Hasrat,

Yes you can easily apply for Christ University,M.sc in Psychology,but they accept students who have 50%+ in Undergraduate course.For this you have to go with Entrance Exam process after successfully passed Exam you have to go for SA-PI.If you can clear that too,then BOOM! you are selected.

Its fees for 1 year is Rs 1,04,500,and same for the 2nd year.

They also provide Hostel Facilities,which will help you to live in their official campus.

You can check more information about the course and college here

https://christuniversity.in/social-sciences/psychology/master-of-science-(msc)-in-psychology-(hrdm)/884

Hope This Helps

Best Wishes For You

dear vaisnavi,

Master of Science in Behavioural Science is two years (4 Semester) full-time postgraduate Based Credit Systems program in Arts stream offered by Christ University, Bangalore

The programme conducted by the Department of Psychology introduces the intricacies of human behaviour, and the genetic, neural and biological bases for human behaviour, and their impact on cognitive and emotional processes. It will explain how we function in interpersonal, social and organisational contexts and introduce methods of research to study human behaviour.

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