M.Sc Psychology

Yes . There is no problem in that. Whether it's MA or Msc. It is mainly Masters in psychology. In 60’s n 70’s every subject was then MA not Msc. So that's why there is MA in psychology because it is considered as humanities subject, but why it turned as Science subject is because it deals with scientific research study, physiology, statistics, cognition which comes in Science stream .I personally have done my Masters in Science in psychology but had Bachelors of art in psychology.So don't worry on that part. And All the best for your MastersBest colleges for these courses are:Indian Institute of Psychology and Research, BangaloreChrist University, BangaloreLovely Professional UnversityJesus & Mary College, DelhiSophia College for Women, MumbaiBheem Rao Ambedkar College, DelhiMount Carmel College, BangaloreLoreto College, Kolkatai hope this will help you 

To get accurate information regarding your eligibility for the M.Sc. in Clinical Psychology program, I recommend the following steps:Check Program Requirements: Visit the official website of the university or college where you intend to apply for the M.Sc. in Clinical Psychology program. Look for the specific eligibility criteria and admission requirements for the program. This information should be available in the programme brochure or admission notification.Contact Admissions Office: If you're unsure about your eligibility based on your B.Sc. in Statistics, consider reaching out to the admissions office of the university. They can provide you with personalized guidance based on your educational background and the specific requirements of the program.Consider Additional Courses: If your background doesn't align with the prerequisites, inquire whether the university offers any foundational courses or bridge programs that could help you fulfill the necessary requirements.Prepare for Entrance Exams: Many M.Sc. in Clinical Psychology programs require candidates to appear for entrance exams that assess their aptitude and knowledge in psychology. Prepare for these exams if they are part of the admission process.Remember that every university can have slightly different admission criteria, and some might be more flexible in considering candidates from different academic backgrounds. Make sure to gather information from the university directly to ensure accurate guidance for your specific situation. 

HiYes, you can pursue M.A. (Psychology) after BCA.Eligibility criteria for pursuing an M.A. (Psychology) in most of the top universities is passed with 50% aggregate marks in Bachelor's Degree. It may vary with the university you choose.Career prospects of M.A psychology are:· Clinical psychologist.· Counselling psychologist.· Educational psychologist.· Forensic psychologist.· Further education teacher.· Health psychologist.· Occupational psychologist.You must make sure that you are enrolling yourself in a premium university that provides you access to ample growth opportunities.Some of the top universities offering M.A (Psychology) are:· Jesus and Mary College, Delhi.· Lovely Professional University, Punjab· St. Xavier's College, Mumbai.· Presidency College, Chennai.· Christ University, Bangalore.