Psychologist

Every state in the country requires that anyone who earns licensure and wishes to call themselves a clinical psychologist must first have a graduate degree (almost always a Master's degree) in some form of clinical psychology. The majority of psychologists have a doctorate in clinical psychology, though some jobs are available for those with a Masters. To qualify for most graduate programs, students need to have a Bachelors degree in psychology. There are two doctorates available. A Ph.D. in Psychology, or a Doctor of Philosophy in Psychology, which focuses on Science and research
A PsyD, or Doctor of Psychology, which focuses on clinical work. Getting a doctorate takes five to seven years, plus a one-year internship in most cases. Continuing education is required. Many choose to become board-certified. Regards.

List of Medical Courses are mentioned below:
1) MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery)
2) BDS (Bachelor of Dental Surgery)
3) BHMS (Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine & Surgery)
4) BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery)
5) MD (Doctor of Medicine)
6) MS (Master of Surgery)
7) DM (Doctorate in Medicine)
8) B.Pharma (Bachelor of Pharmacy)
9) B.Sc Nursing
10) BPT (Physiotherapy)
11) BOT (Occupational Therapy)
12) BUMS (Unani Medicine)
13) D.Pharma (Ayurvedic, Siddha Medicine)
14) BMLT (Bachelor of Medical Lab Technicians)
15) DMLT (Diploma of Medical Lab Technicians)
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This ranking is based on college rankings published by India Today and The Week. https://www.shiksha.com/medicine-health-sciences/ranking/top-medical-colleges-in-india/100-2-0-0-0.

A career as a professor requires a graduate-level education, subject-area expertise and the desire to share knowledge. Professors teach academic or career topics to students pursuing college or university degrees. They conduct original research, publish findings in academic journals and books, prepare curricula, give lectures and evaluate students. Education Most institutions of higher education require professors have a minimum of a doctoral degree in an academic field of study. A doctoral degree requires three years of study, or more, beyond the master's degree level. Community colleges and career training centers may hire a professor with a Master's degree. Some universities require professors to have completed education coursework. Doctoral students pursue original research in their areas of expertise during the dissertation phase of such programmes.

Criminal psychologists work in the field of forensics, applying psychological principles to the criminal justice system. Much of their time is spent conducting evaluations of the accused and alleged victims. For example, a criminal psychologist might evaluate a defendant to determine his or her competency to stand trial. They might also interview the victim of a crime in order to establish a timeline of events.
Providing expert testimony is another primary area of work for criminal psychologists. Working in civil, family, criminal, and military courts, criminal psychologists may provide testimony in a custody hearing on which parent they perceive to be more appropriate for custody of minor children. They might also work with witnesses or victims, particularly children, to develop a clearer picture of what happened and whether or not the witness will be reliable on the witness stand. Criminal psychologists can testify in military courts as well, speaking to the state of mind of the defendant during his or her alleged crime.
Unlike their colleagues in the field of clinical psychology who work with a client over an extended period of time in order to bring about positive life changes, criminal psychologists focus on a single event (such as a specific crime) or a specific task (such as a mental health evaluation) and report their findings. They also tend to become experts in a highly specific field, such as victimology, chemical dependency evaluation, or sex offender treatment.
Criminal psychologists may also attempt to explain why some individuals exposed to certain variables and stimuli become criminals, while others exposed to the same set of circumstances do not.