Hii There,

The three-year undergraduate BSc Psychology program is offered.  It examines how people behave in relation to different physiological systems.  In India, BSc Psychology is offered by more than 220 colleges.  Nineteen are government and 202 are private.  In India, a psychologist typically makes Rs. 3.7 LPA.

For more information, please visit:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/bsc-in-psychology

I hope this answers your question.

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Hello Priyanka,

yes, with a masters degree in psychology, you are eligible to apply the post graduate Diploma in Rehabilitation Psychology (PGDRP) ccourse at vision institute. The eligibility criteria include a Master's degree in any branch of Psychology, obtained either through regular or distance mode, with a minimum of 55% marks in aggregate (50% for SC/ST/OBC candidates).  For detailed information on the admission process and requirements, it's advisable to contact Vision Institute directly or visit their official website

Hiii

Nowadays, social awareness regarding mental health and the importance of psychologists has increased. This means the need and importance of counselors and psychologists have also risen. People are taking mental health problems, personality disorders, and mental disorders seriously. Thus, courses in the field of psychology offer promising careers in the future.

First, you need to choose between BA Psychology and BSc Psychology. After completing BA Psychology, you can explore the following sectors:

- Social work in NGOs

- Hospital consulting

- School counseling

- Rehabilitation centers

After completing BSc Psychology, you can pursue:

- Neuropsychology

- Forensic psychology (to solve legal and criminal cases)

- Clinical psychology

- Research

Other career options include:

- Counseling psychology

- School psychology

- Industrial-organizational psychology

- Sports psychology

- Developmental psychology

- Social psychology

This field is relatively new, with lower competition, and offers dynamic and rewarding opportunities for growth and development.

Greetings! Here's a detailed response to your query

If you want to get into the M.Sc. Clinical Psychology program at Manipal, you'll need to take their entrance exam, called the Manipal Entrance Test, or MET. Think of it like a big multiple-choice quiz. They're mainly checking how much you know about psychology. So, you'll be answering questions on things like how the brain works, how people grow and change, different mental disorders, and how people act in groups. You’ll also get questions on how to test people's mental health, different therapy methods, research and stats, some basic psychiatry and how the brain and mind work together, and psychology for kids and teens.

(https://www.manipal.edu/soahs-manipal.html) If you score high enough, they'll call you back for a few more steps. First, there's a Department Test, which is probably another test, but more focused on specific areas of psychology. Then, you'll have a personal interview, where they'll want to talk to you face-to-face and see if you're a good fit for the program.

The main thing they're testing is your psychology knowledge. But keep in mind, they might sneak in a few questions that test your general smarts, too, but they’ll probably wrap them in a psychology context.

To make sure you have the latest information, it's always best to go straight to the Manipal University website. They'll have the most accurate details about the exam, the syllabus, and the whole admission process.

Here's the link to their website  (https://www.manipal.edu/soahs-manipal.html)

I hope this helps.

Hi hariharan

What kind of help you need regarding admission in M. A. Psychology but here is overview about eligibility and other information that is required.

So for pursuing M. A in psychology you need to first complete your bachelor degree in courses like sociology and then you can appear for some entrance exams like cuet pg Or some universities have their own exam of entrance. And for ma in psychology in foreign you can consult with foreign admission consultant .

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Dear .

In the context of DU (Delhi University) admissions through the CUET (Common University Entrance Test), several colleges offer courses in Political Science, Psychology, and Sociology. The exact colleges you could apply to depend on your CUET score, category (general, SC/ST, OBC, etc.), and the specific cut-off for each college in the respective year. Some prominent DU colleges that offer these subjects include:

1. Political Science :

   • Hindu College
   • Miranda House
   • Lady Shri Ram College for Women
   • Ramjas College
   • St. Stephen's College

2. Psychology :

   • Jesus and Mary College
   • Gargi College
   • Lady Shri Ram College for Women
   • Delhi College of Arts and Commerce

3. Sociology :

   • St. Stephen's College
   • Miranda House
   • Lady Shri Ram College for Women
   • Ramjas College
   • Hansraj College

You should check the specific CUET cut-off marks for these colleges each year, as they can vary based on factors like the competition and the number of applicants.

For the most up-to-date and detailed information, you can also visit the official DU website or the CUET portal. If you have any other questions, feel free to ask!

If you want to pursue Industrial Psychology after graduation, here’s what you can do:

1. Choose the Right Course:

Pursue a Master’s in Industrial/Organizational Psychology or Applied Psychology (M.A./M.Sc.).

Some universities offer MBA in Organizational Behavior or HR with a Psychology focus as an alternative.

2. Check Eligibility:

Most master’s programs require a bachelor’s degree in Psychology or a related field.

If your degree is in a different subject, you may need to take a bridge course or opt for a Postgraduate Diploma in Industrial Psychology.

3. Prepare for Entrance Exams:

Some universities require entrance tests (like CUET-PG in India or GRE for international programs).

4. Consider Special Certifications:

Courses in HR Analytics, Employee Relations, or Organizational Development can give you an edge.

Hi aspirant,

If you are specifically looking for an MSC in general psychology course in Chennai is less common, but here are the top colleges in Chennai that offer a psychology course that covers the topic of general psychology.

Eligibility criteria

• To be eligible for an MSc in general psychology, you must have,
• Undergraduate degree in a related field (BSc. Psychology or related field)
• Qualified percentage according to university (above 60%)
• Many colleges take entrance exams of their own

Top colleges/Universities

1. University of Madras, Chennai

• Program: M.Sc. in Human Resource Development (HRD) Psychology
• Eligibility: B.Sc. in Psychology or a related field with a minimum of 50-55% of qualifying marks.
• Duration : 2 years (4 semesters)
• Entrance: Admission is through the university entrance exam.

2. Presidency College, Chennai

• Program: M.Sc. Psychology
• Eligibility B.Sc. in Psychology or a related field with a minimum 60% of qualifying marks.
• Duration: 2 years
• Entrance: Admission is merit-based

3. Women’s Christian College (WCC), Chennai

• Program : M.Sc. Applied Psychology
• Duration : 2 years
• Eligibility: B.Sc. in Psychology with a minimum 60% of qualifying marks.
• Entrance: Admission is merit-based

A **BSc in Psychology (Honours)** can lead to various career paths, including teaching. However, the scope depends on the level of education and specialization:

1. **School Teaching**: To teach psychology in schools, you’ll need a **B.Ed.** after your BSc. Schools offering psychology as a subject (mainly CBSE and ICSE) hire psychology teachers.

2. **College/University Teaching**: To become a **lecturer or professor**, you must pursue an **MSc in Psychology** followed by clearing **UGC-NET** or completing a **PhD**. This opens opportunities in universities and colleges.

3. **Alternative Teaching Careers**: You can teach psychology courses online, conduct workshops, or become a trainer in **corporate HR, mental health programs, or life coaching**.

### Is it a Good Choice?

Yes, if you are passionate about psychology and enjoy teaching. It also offers career flexibility, as you can work in **counseling, clinical psychology, HR, research, or education**. However, for **higher-paying teaching jobs**, postgraduate studies are essential.

Hi aspirant,

Under the new guidelines of RCI you can get a job just after completing your graduation in clinical psychology. The graduation course allows you to be a counselling psychologist, not a clinical psychologist. To become a clinical psychologist, you need to do further education. Without higher education, you cannot diagnose or treat severe mental health disorders.

After graduating with a BSc in clinical psychology, apply for CRR registration. After successful registration, you will get your RCI license, and with that, you can work as a counselling psychologist in various settings such as mental health clinics, community health centers, schools and institutes. The starting salary in these starts from INR 2.5-4 LPA.

Check the more details about this course and top colleges.