Hello Suhana,

Clinical psychologists assess and treat clients with a range of mental or physical health issues, conditions and disorders.

In the United Kingdom, trainee clinical psychologists start at £30,000-31,000 according to the NHS Agenda for Change pay rates. However, after qualification, they may earn salaries within the NHS, starting at £37,000-38,000. The NHS pays a London high-cost area supplement at 20% of basic salary for inner London, 15% for outer London and 5% for fringe areas.

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BA in applied psychology is the course which involves the theories, experiments and principles related to psychology which discuss the problems and solve in other fields and areas. Clinical psychology is the course which is done in the psychological field. Therapist, counselor, psychiatrist, psychologist are the ones who did  clinical psychology and help an individual to come out from depression , anxiety etc. BA applied Technology include careers such as individual organisation career,  forensic psychology , sports psychology etc. Clinical Psychology include options such as private practice and psychiatric facilities. Both of the fields are good , in whichever field you have interest you can take that.

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Well if you want to become a psychologist then you can do either B.SC in psychology or BA PSYCHOLOGY but after that you have to M.sc in clinical psychology and after that M.Phil from a RCI certified university or institute to get a private license to practice psychology. I hope it helps

Hello Meghana,

As per the records of the colleges offering psychology programme, you should go for the B.A psychology rather than B.Sc Psychology. Because most of colleges offers B.A psychology programme.

Some of the best colleges for psychology in india are -

1. Lady Shri Ram College for Women - [LSR], New Delhi, Delhi NCR

Rating -8.4

2. St. Xavier's College, Mumbai, Maharashtra

Rating - 8.3

3. Jai Hind College - [JHC], Mumbai , Maharashtra

Rating - 8.3

4.St Xavier's College, Ahmedabad, Gujarat

Rating - 8.1

5.Gargi College, New Delhi, Delhi NCR

Rating - 8.0

6.Fergusson College, Pune, Maharashtra

Rating - 7.9

7.K J Somaiya College of Arts & Commerce - [KJSAC], Mumbai, Maharashtra

Rating - 7.9

8.Jesus and Mary College - [JMC], New Delhi

New Delhi, Delhi NCR

Rating - 7.7

HOPE THIS WILL HELP YOU

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Of course NEET is an ALL India Common Entrance examination to all the medical courses of India may it be MBBS BDS BAMS BHMS BVPT or BPT. And for psychologist, you need to do MD in that field after completion after your MBBS. So NEEt is your initial target.

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• Pass 10+2 exam preferably with psychology as one of the subjects. If you don't have psychology in 12th, still you can do BA psychology.
• After completion of 12th, you can go for B.Sc Psychology or B.A. Psychology.
• For master's degree programme, you have to select your specialization. During Master's you have to do internships.
• On completion of your Master's degree, you can go for M.Phil or Post graduation Diploma. But to practice as a Psychologist, it is mandatory to get an RCI recognized license.

Hello Anikesh

To become psychologist you have to complete 10+2 with minimum 50% of marks and should be affiliated from any recognized board.

You can either do BA in psychology or B.sc in psychology.There are just one difference in these 2 degrees.BA in psychology will give you ARTS Degree and B.sc in psychology will give you SCIENCE Degree.

The graduates of BA Psychology have a lot of opportunities ahead, both in academics and in the job sector. You can get admission in colleges when college release their cut offs.

Also there are many good colleges where you can pursue this course-:

• Gargi College,New Delhi
• Banasthali Vidyapith,Jaipur
• Symbiosis College of Arts and Commerce,Pune
• DAV College,Chandigarh
• IGNOU,Delhi

I Hope This Helps

Best Of  Luck For The Future!