Generally you can go for B.Sc Psychology but Each college has different criteria for the admission so if you explain the particular college then I can help you better about.

If you are already Graduate with Commerce why you want to go for the Graduation programme again.

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Hey.

To pursue in Careers in Psychology after 12th, first you need to complete a bachelors Courses (Three Year duration) in it. Tge various options are-

• B. Sc in Psychology
• BA (Hons) in Psychology
• Bachelor of Arts in Psychology  

After that you will have options for various masters course. You can also pursue Mphil or doctorate courses later on.

Best of luck!

A psychologist is known to be expert in Reading mind and behaviour of Human beings. They required at many places. Europe is considered to be the leader in Psychology and It provides a great opportunity to those who want to be a psychologist. 

You can consider the following countries in Europe for your studies

Austria, Italy, France are well known for Psychology. There are many Institutes in this countries which offers courses in Psychology and all of them have different Procedures to apply. If you have Psychology as your subject in class 12th then It will give you an edge over others. Even You can apply at Harvard for an Undergrad course on Psychology.

Education requirement needed to be a psychologist are: 

A graduation degree in psychology field.

Practicing should be licensed.

Internships are a plus point.

Communication skills

Problem solving skills. 

Hello

After completing your masters in Psychology you can become an assistant professor, psychologist, counsellor,oorganizational psychologist, researcher etc. the main common ones have been mentioned by us but in case you need more options,let us know .

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Hello!

You can apply for a masters degree in psychology after ba philosophy but you will have to clear an entrance test for most universities. For colleges that take direct admission, ba psychology students are preffered rather than any other subject. However, if you have decent marks, you stand a chance.