hello

this institute is new and upcoming so the placement cell is developing and is yet not very active but the college will provide you some internships or placements if you are consistent and hardworking

last year the application for admissions started around February, both online and offline.

good luck

Hello Keerthi,

It is absolutely possible for you to pursue Msc in Psychology after an BSC in nursing as both of the fields are in science just the domain is different. If you like to continue with psychology, I would suggest that you take some kinds of courses before entering

Hi Keerthi,

If you have done your graduation in B.Sc nursing then also you can apply for M.SC Psychology. The normal guidelines says that, if you have a B.Sc degree in one discipline then probably you can choose a M.Sc degree that is related to another discipline. Considering the eligibility

Hii aspirants

let me clear your doubt.

Yes bsc nursing graduates can apply for msc in psychology. You xan go for following psychology courses

Cognitive Psychology

Industrial and Organizational Psychology

Rehabilitation psychology

Forensic Psychology

Educational Psychology

Stress Management and Counseling

Social psychology

Research Methodology and Psychometrics

Environmental psychology

I hope

Hello,

No. There are no post graduation program for Psychology ( applied ) in JNU, Jaipur.

JNU, Jaipur is one of the renowned state institutes in India. The university is accredited with grade B by the NAAC. The university offers 43 degrees in 188 disciplines in 19 streams. Psychology is

hi,

hope you are doing well. all undergraduate and post graduate courses admission form will releases from  8th December, 2019.

there is two b.a courses available on psychology department, you need to take either b.a in psychology , english and sociology or you need to take  b.a in psychology, sociology,

Your code will be 05. Code 05 states: The first year of the three years’ degree course of a recognised University with Physics, Chemistry and Biology/Biotechnology including practical tests in these subjects provided the examination is a University Examination and candidate has passed the earlier qualifying examination with Physics, Chemistry,

Hii Trisha!

There's no such cutoff in india io pursue bsc forensic science. But some institutions such as amity or du conduct entrance exams for this. Rest, you can get admissions on the merit list. In general the criteria is 55%-50% in higher secondary. But the criteria may vary according