Hi Vanshika!

As your main interests are in psychology, journalism, and mass communication, you have some really interesting options ahead. If you’re inclined towards psychology, you can go for B.A. (Hons) in Psychology and later pursue clinical, counseling, or industrial psychology. If you're more interested in creative or media-related roles especially editing then Bachelor’s in Mass Communication, Journalism, or Media Studies would be a great fit. These programs often cover content writing, video editing, digital media, and communication skills, which align with your goals.

You could also explore integrated programs or short-term certifications in editing or content creation while pursuing your degree. Colleges like Delhi University, Symbiosis, Christ University, and Manipal offer solid programs in these areas. Regarding counselling sessions, many career portals  offer professional guidance. You can visit their websites and book a career counselling session online, which often includes psychometric tests and one-on-one guidance. Don’t hesitate to talk to your school counselor too—they might also have resources.

Wishing you all the best !

Given your interest in psychology, journalism, and mass communication, particularly editing, you have several strong degree options for graduation.

A BA in Journalism, Mass Communication, or Media Studies with a focus on editing, or a BA in Psychology combined with a postgraduate diploma or certificate in Journalism or Mass Communication are excellent choices.

You can also consider a combined degree program or double major if offered by your university.

To book counseling sessions, you can explore options with your school counselor, local career guidance centers, or online platforms offering career counseling services.

Thank you!!