Hello Hasrat,

Yes you can easily apply for Christ University,M.sc in Psychology,but they accept students who have 50%+ in Undergraduate course.For this you have to go with Entrance Exam process after successfully passed Exam you have to go for SA-PI.If you can clear that too,then BOOM! you are selected.

Its

Hello,

For BA psychology there is no entrance exam in any college affiliated with DELHI UNIVERSITY. It's based on the marks secured in +2 board exam.

There is entrance for MA psychology.

Good luck!

Hello Sumayya!

Kuriakose Elias College, Mannanam offers B.Sc and M.Sc in psychology.

You can either go for B.Sc psychology or B.Sc psychology self financing.

You can refer link below for more details:

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/kuriakose-elias-college-mannanam/courses?branch=329

All the best!

Hope this helps!

Hello Danish Nazir,

You can download previous question papers by directly going to the official website of that university ,there you can find the option of question papers ,there you can find of all previous question paper of that university.

Hope this help you..

Hello

You will have to start with undergraduate course in Psychology. BA Psychology Hons and BA Psychology courses are offered by various colleges. After completing graduation, you should go for Post Graduation.

If you wish to go for further studies, you can opt for M.Phil or Ph.D also.

After completion

Hi,

Yes. It is possible to seek admission in MA or MSc psychology without having done graduation in the same. But for that every university has their own criteria. For example, DU has 50% seats reserved for psychology graduates. Also there might be some other criterion like the percentage for

Hi!

Yes, many colleges offer 3 year BA programme in psychology as well as BA Psychology (Hons). The best universities and colleges for BA psychology are:

1. Symbiosis college of arts and commerce, Pune
2. Nizam College, Hyderabad
3. NIMS University, Jaipur
4. St. Xavier's College, Mumbai

There are several more universities but they

Dear Sehraj, MPT always takes the upper hand because it is the right path after BPT. Having said that Psychology is not a small course. It has its own reach. Infact, MPT and Psychology are two different streams and so cannot be compared with each other. But with India being

Of course, the acceptance depends on the requirements of the university for their masters program. If you have taken all the psychology courses they require and have an acceptable GRE or equivalent that they require, they would consider you if you fit their program and the slots they have open.

Hello,

Opportunities after MSc Psychology are present in various areas such as schools or universities, teaching, rehabilitation centres, various centres providing guidance for youth,welfare organizations,forensics etc.They can work as teacher, counselor, psychotherapist,consultant, clinical psychologist, social worker addressing the grave issues related to mental health, working towards removal of stigma attached