M.Sc Psychology

Eligibility for M.Sc in Psychology is as below:
A student who has passed in BA or B.Sc Psychology Degree from a recognized university with minimum of 50% aggregate. Students having any other degree such as Bachelor of Social Work BSW BA Sociology, B.Sc Home Science, BA Philosophy or B.Ed with Psychology papers.

Yes, you can apply but there is an eligibility of 50 to 60 percent and you need to have a graduation from a recognised university!

Hi, every year lacs and lacs of students go abroad for higher studies after their Bachelor's degree without having to do another Bachelor's. The admission requirements are pretty different from university to university so you have to check them before applying. Countries such as US and Canada prefer a four year Bachelor's degree, in this case you can complete the first year of a M.Sc course in India. Similarly, requirements vary elsewhere.

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The information is not available on the website yet. You can keep a track of the website to know the information by visiting https://mkudde.org/ecn.php

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The application process starts in the month of February.

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Please find the link below for the list of colleges for M.Sc. Psychology:
https://www.shiksha.com/humanities-social-sciences/psychology/colleges/colleges-india?uaf[]=et_dm&ts=82314111&rf=filters&ed[]=et_21::dm_34.

Hi Manoj, Please find the link below for the detailed article on Career as a Psychologist
https://www.shiksha.com/careers/psychologist-94.

Hello,MA programme will not specialize in any particular area of psychology. Instead the focus is more on a generalised broad spectrum approach to Psychology and its application. MA degrees usually have greater focus on liberal arts. Students who intend to specialize may go for MSc programs in psychology. The MSc studies strongly focus on the research and Science behind the brain, behavior and psychological processes. So MSc is a much better choice.

No for M.Sc, you need to do B.Sc.

Yes, you can do it. It is good to have a background of computer science when studying psychology. Most of the times it also opens new ways and areas of research. Many concepts arise after having a specialization of psychology.