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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
BA honors psychology is a niche branch with comparatively lesser job opportunities in comparison to graduation degree in engineering. If you do specialization in MA psychology, then you can get good jobs.
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soma desdw
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Below mentioned is the list of colleges offering B.Sc psychology course through distance education/ correspondence:
1. Alagappa University.
2. Annamalai University.
3. Madras University.
Below mentioned is the list of colleges offering BA psychology course through distance education/ correspondence:
1. Bangalore University.
2. Mumbai University.
3. Vinayaka Mission.
4. Nalanda Open University.
Below mentioned is the list of colleges offering MA psychology course through distance education/ correspondence:
1. Andhra University.
2. Bangalore University.
3. Kuvempu University.
4. Osmania University.
5. Vinayaka Mission.
6. Nalanda Open University.
7. Kar
1. Alagappa University.
2. Annamalai University.
3. Madras University.
Below mentioned is the list of colleges offering BA psychology course through distance education/ correspondence:
1. Bangalore University.
2. Mumbai University.
3. Vinayaka Mission.
4. Nalanda Open University.
Below mentioned is the list of colleges offering MA psychology course through distance education/ correspondence:
1. Andhra University.
2. Bangalore University.
3. Kuvempu University.
4. Osmania University.
5. Vinayaka Mission.
6. Nalanda Open University.
7. Kar
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
You are eligible to do MA psychology from Delhi University, if you have scored more than 60% in graduation degree. You will have to appear for MA psychology entrance examination conducted by DU.
You can refer to following link for further details:
http://uic.du.ac.in/images/Department of Psychology (Faculty of Arts).pdf
You can refer to following link for further details:
http://uic.du.ac.in/images/Department of Psychology (Faculty of Arts).pdf
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Meghna Sharma18 | Female | Polyglot | Humanitarian
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B.A. (Hons) in Psychology is said to have more scope as it is not subject-specific and it contains a lot of important parts. In comparison, Applied Psychology is subject-specific and limited.
Hope I helped. Thanks.
Hope I helped. Thanks.
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anresha phukan
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Both psychology and sociology is good. It depends on your area of interest. You can pursue the one in which you will be confident enough to score good marks.
All the best.
All the best.
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Meghna Sharma18 | Female | Polyglot | Humanitarian
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LSR is the best college for this course. 97.5% and 96% are the cut-off marks for psychology and sociology, respectively.
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Meghna Sharma18 | Female | Polyglot | Humanitarian
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Of course, there is. You're shifting from psychology to psychiatry and both of them are very different, as M.Sc. in psychology will need medical knowledge, which includes knowledge about prescribing medicines, perform electric therapy, and so on. However, BA in psychology is very different and basic. It includes no knowledge about medicines and scientific techniques. It only stresses on therapeutical training. I don't think it is very advisable for you to jump to M.Sc. in psychology. I think, you should rather pursue MA in psychology and then perhaps a Doctorate if you opt for clinical psychology.
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A KaushikEnglish language trainer cum career counselor
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It is advisable to go for MBA - HR as it will surely give you a gradual but firm growth in the long run.
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