Psychology
Dear Candidate,
The syllabus for BSc Psychology entrance exams include all the concepts, for example, learning, memory, sensation and perception, schools of psychology, personality theories, stress and mental health disorders, research methodology and statistics. You should be thorough with all the concepts you have learned during your 11th and 12th.
Since the Delhi NCR campus of Christ University is comparatively new from the Bangalore one, many students find it challenging to go for this university. But the faculty in this college is recruited by the Bangalore branch itself and it follows the same pattern of curriculum as Christ
Hey Ria
The option of having B.Sc. will involve a strongerfocus and concentration on the major thing and area you want to study rather than distributing concentration over liberqal arts and subjects lik eforeign laguage(which is a part of BA courses in most colleges) and BSc. students will take more
Hey Walter
You can not do both engineering and psychology as credit courses. If you want you can do psychology as a side course (through nptel or any other mooc but not as your main course through your college subjects). If you like psychology more then study that subject only
Hello Aspirant,
There are many colleges in Chennai for Bsc in Phychology such as:-
You have a lot of opportunities (both jobs and further education )after completing the bsc psychology ,They are:
FURTHER EDUCATION:
-->Complete your MSC Psycholog
-->After MSC ,You can do M.Phil
-->You can continue your research on related core subject to you.
JOBS:
-->Clinical psychologist
-->Counselling Psychologist
-->Education Psychologist
Hello Nimisha,
According to latest information released on their official website, the entrance exams for all the PG courses in Savitribai Phule Unversity have been scheduled to be conducted from 28th to 30th September,2020. The time will be from 8 AM to 8 PM. Mock exams for the same will
Hello applicant,
*The eligibility criteria to get admission in chandigarh university is
*Candidate must have secured 50 per cent or more marks in their secondary Education (10+2) from a recognized Board (CBSE/PSEB/ICSE or any other recognized State/National Board).
*Students appearing for secondary education (10+2) in 2020 are also eligible to
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