In a B.A. Psychology (Hons.) program, students typically have the option to choose  subjects that can vary depending on the university or college, but common pass subjects that complement Psychology (Hons.) include:

1. Sociology: Understanding social behavior and society.

2. Philosophy: Exploring fundamental questions about existence, knowledge, and ethics.

3. Anthropology: Studying human societies, cultures, and their development.

4. Political Science: Learning about government systems, political behavior, and institutional structures.

5. Economics: Understanding economic principles and how they affect individuals and societies.

6. History: Studying past events and their impact on the present and future.

7. English Literature: Analyzing literary works and improving critical thinking and communication skills.

8. Education: Exploring theories and practices in the field of education.

9. Human Resource Management: Understanding workplace behavior and organizational dynamics.

10. Criminology: Studying criminal behavior, its causes, and prevention.