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Nidhi Kumari
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Yes, you can enrol in Delhi University's (DU) School of Open Learning (SOL) to pursue an MA in psychology. For those who are unable to attend regular classes or are working professionals, DU SOL provides a Master of Arts (MA) in Psychology that enables online learning. Candidates must have graduated with a psychology degree from an accredited university to be eligible. You can apply throughout the application season via DU SOL's online portal; admissions are determined by merit. However, the program's availability may change from year to year, so it's important to visit the DU SOL website for the most recent official updates and admiss
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Sandeep Samineni
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The latest Cutoff Information for M.A. in Economics and Mathematics. In Applied Psychology at Amity University Greater Noida indicates that candidates typically need a minimum of 50% in their undergraduate degree to be eligible. While specific mark for the current admission cycle have not been explicitly detailed in available sources it is advisable to monitor the university's official announcement and website for the most accurate and updated cutoff details. The program is a two-year course with total tuition fees of around 3.80 lakh. For prospective students, staying informed about application deadlines and the entrance requirements
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Sandeep Samineni
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Yes you can pursue a M.A. as a business analyst. In 2024 after your graduation in 2006 completing your PhD you will be interested in psychology. Most universities require a Bachelor's degree in psychology or other related field for admission to an M.A. programme in psychology. programs. Since you have a degree in psychology you should be eligible to apply. Ensure you check the specific admission requirements of the universities you are interested in as some may have additional prerequisites or entrance exams. Consider preparing any necessary documentation (resumes and letters of recommendation) to strengthen your application.
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Amit Saini
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Both options—an MA in Psychology and an MBA in Supply Chain Management (SCM)—can lead to fulfilling careers, but the choice depends on your interests and career goals.If you are passionate about understanding human behaviour, and mental health, or pursuing a career in counselling, therapy, or organizational psychology, an MA in Psychology is a great choice. However, it may require additional years of specialisation and certifications for clinical or counselling roles.On the other hand, an MBA in SCM leverages your existing background in business and aligns well with corporate roles, offering stability and lucrative growth opportuni
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Vishal Kumar
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Both MA and MSc can lead to a career in therapy if you are passionate about understanding human behaviour from social and cultural perspective MA would be better and if you prefer scientific and data research approach MSc would be better . Yes MA or MSc in psychology are better courses to pursue a career as a therapist.
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Anshuman Saxena
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An MA in Psychology offers many career opportunities. Graduates can work as:Clinical Psychologists: Helping people with mental health issues in hospitals or clinics.Counselors: Supporting students, families, or individuals in schools and community centers.HR Specialists: Improving employee well-being in companies.Teachers or Researchers: Teaching psychology or doing research in universities.Social Workers: Helping people through NGOs or government programs.Forensic Psychologists: Assisting in legal cases and investigations.With increasing focus on mental health, this field has great career potential.
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Rupali Garg
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The specialisation is Clinical psychology which focuses on diagnosing and treating mental health disorders. Other specializations include counseling psychology, forensic psychology, developmental psychology, and social psychology. Each field offers unique career opportunities in healthcare, education, research, or organizational settings.
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Aashi Shukla
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A psychology degree is valuable as it opens up career options in counseling, social work, education, corporate roles, and mental health. It helps you understand human behavior and develop skills like communication and problem-solving. With growing awareness of mental health, the demand for psychology professionals is increasing. It's especially worth it if you're passionate about helping others and willing to pursue higher studies for specialised roles.
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