Hello Aspirant,

Bachelor of Science in psychology honours comes in the list of one of the good courses offered by Christ University.

This university offers highly qualified and experienced faculty. The teachers in this university helps their students to gain practical knowledge in each and every aspect rather than just

Hi,

There are many colleges in and around Delhi-NCR that offer MSc Psychology, they are:

1. Gurugram University

2.Ch Bansi Lal University

3.Maharshi Dayanand University

4. Chaudary Ranbir singh University

and many more

For more details please visit:

https://university.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-psychology-universities-in-india?state=Delhi%20NCR

Hope this helps!

Hello Aspirant.

Some of the colleges in Maharashtra that provide you with the course of BSc in psychology are

1. Sangameshwar College

2. Amity University

3. University of Mumbai

4. Shivaji University

There are several other colleges and universities which provide you with the same courses.

No, there are no

Hey!

If you do not want to appear for any psychological test, you can go for an aptitude or assessment test for career counseling. These test measures your interest and personality traits to help you in finding the right career.

Hope this answer helps!

Hello Keshav,

It does offer BA (Psychology) according to various private websites. Unfortunately the college website is not opening. You can try this phone number and ask: (05946) 284518. Best of Luck!

Hello!

You can refer the following books to help you self study and prepare for ugc net psychology exam: trueman's ugc net/set psychology which is a comprehensive book mainly for competitive exam, arihant publications, Upkar's ugc net solved papers for psychology, Psychology: From Science to Practice by robert a baron,

Hansika, BHU will conduct UET as an Entrance exam for admission to its Undergraduate courses. The online registrations have been completed and the exams have been postponed due to Corona pandemic and now with the lockdown being extended until May 17th, it is highly unlikely that the exam would be

Instead of choosing a random topic from the syllabus, you must break your preparation into sections. Sub-topics from each section should be selected and then strategy on clearing concepts must be made. Never leave any concepts doubtful or unsolved. Once done with the syllabus and concept clarity, you should move

Hello Hansika !

The admission dates before the lockdown were from 15 April to 6 May ,but due to lockdown they have postponed their admission process , I advise you to check regularly our site or college official site ,

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/presidency-college-chennai

http://www.presidencycollegechennai.ac.in/

Hope it helps !