Hey,

There isn't much difference in both the degree but as you observes one is a science degree and another is a liberal arts theory. So there's a difference in approach to the subject..in science basically aimed at research while arts one is more focused on already existing theories.

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Dear Ravindra, Engineering and Applied or Social Sciences are 2 different fields. After having a Bachelor's degree in Engineering, thinking of pursuing a degree in Psychology is taking a detour. Now there are various courses in Psychology. In India, IGNOU offers you Master's degrees in Counselling, Arts and Counselling and

You need to be thorough with the basics the syllabus that is, with the basics that are prescribed in the syllabus of a PG in psychology, it could be MA in psychology or MSc in psychology, Especially cognitive psychology, Biological basis of behaviour, abnormal psychology, social psychology research methodology, and

Hey Ravindra Thelu,

There are 5 types of degress for Pyschology, they are:

1. Bachelor‘s degree in Pyschology

2. Associate degree in Psychology 

3. Masters degree in Psychology

4. Ph.D in Psychology 

5. Doctor of Psychology.

Unfortunately only associate degree is equivalent to Bachelor‘s degree. Which means and Undergraduate Degree. 

• A BA In Psychology Involves More Liberal Arts Courses

• A BS In Psychology Requires More Science, Math, and Psychology Courses

Hi Ckesiah Mary Sam,

Yes, There is a chance for pursuing MSc Psychology in IIT Bombay. Refert the following link for the further information.

http://www.hss.iitb.ac.in/en/unit-category/psychology

Regards. 

Psychology is the trending field and there are broad career horizons as well. There are many colleges offer the programme, Here are some of the colleges given below you can prefer for Masters Degree in Psychology.

Banaras Hindu University

Delhi University

Punjab University

University of Mumbai

Central University of Haryana

Hey wanted to ask.. what is the procedure for admission to bsc neuroscience in amity university and what is the acceptance rate?? Did you give any exams to get in or was it based in 12th marks and how much did you receive in 12th?

Generally, Courses related to the following Topics are taught at Undergraduate level Psychology in India.

•Introductuon to psychology 

•Basic psychological processes

•Biological bases of behaviour

•Psychometry

•Methodology

•Developmental and educational psychology

•social psychology

•health and counselling psychology

•Industrial psychology and organisational behaviour

•Psychopathology

•various practicals Every year/sem