Psychology Counselling

Candidates seeking admission at Jindal school of Psychology and Counselling should start the process by checking the minimum eligibility criteria of the course they wish to pursue, followed by applying to the course through the official website. The next step in JSPC Admission process is to appear for the relavant entrance exam and other selection rounds. The final admission offers are made after evaluating the performance of the candidate in the selection rounds. To finalize the admission, selected candidates have to pay admission confirmation fee. The eligibility & selection criteria for JSPC courses is mentioned below:CourseEligibilitySelection CriteriaBA/ BSc (Hons) in PsychologyClass 12 in any discipline with a minimum 60% aggregate from a recognised boardJSAT/ SAT/ ACT/ LSAT + Personal statement+ Supplement questions+ Interview+ Class 12 marksMA/ MSc in Applied PsychologyGraduation in any discipline with a minimum 50% aggregate from any UGC recognised InstituteJindal- PMAT + Personal InteractionMRSc in Rehabilitation SciencesGraduation in BRSc/ BMR/BSc in Special Education/ BEd Special Education/ BSW/ or any other undergraduate course recognised by UGC) and a minimum 55% score in the qualifying examinationJindal- PMAT + Personal InteractionMSc in Psycho-Social RehabilitationGraduation in Social Work/ Psychology/ Sociology/ Nursing/ Home Science/ Occupational Therapy or any Graduate with Behavioural and Social Sciences as one of the major subjects of study with a minimum 55% score in the qualifying examinationJindal- PMAT + Personal Interaction

Jindal School of Psychology and Counselling faculty members have rich research experience and publication record. JSPC has more than 40 faculty members. JSPC faculty members hold diverse experience in academics, industry and private practice. Tabulated below is the list of a few faculty members at JSPC:Faculty NameDesignationProf (Dr) Derick H. LindquistProfessor & DeanProf (Dr) Manjushree PalitProfessor & Associate Dean of Student AdmissionsDr Kanika MalikAssociate Professor, Associate Dean of Academic Events and ResearchDr Prachi VashishthaAssociate Professor, Assistant Dean of Academic AffairsDr Amanpreet KaurAssociate Professor & Associate Dean of Research

Yes, the Jindal School of Psychology and Counselling, at OP Jindal Global University offers scholarships to its students. The scholarships are:OP Jindal Outstanding Merit Scholarships: The top five ISAT (Law School Admission Test) India test scorers who enrol in the three-year LL.B. Programme, five-year BA /BA LLB (Hons) programme, and a one-year LLM programme will be awarded the OP Jindal Outstanding Merit Scholarship of INR 1 lakh per year. This will be based solely on their performance in the Law School Admission Test India admission test.Jindal Global University offers only Merit cum Means Scholarships every year. The university follows a comprehensive scholarship policy, which includes various parameters like academic performance, family income, and participation in extra-curricular activities. Based on these criteria there are different quantum of scholarships being offered to a student.

Jindal School of Psychology and Counselling (JSPC) at OP Jindal Global University has a good reputation for providing high-quality education in the field of psychology and counselling. The university is recognised as one of the leading institutions in India for its academic excellence, research output, and international collaborations. JSPC has a team of experienced and qualified faculty members who are dedicated to providing a rigorous academic curriculum and hands-on training to students. The school has state-of-the-art facilities and infrastructure to support research and learning, including well-equipped laboratories, counselling centres, and a library with a wide collection of books and journals. JSPC has a strong industry interface and collaborations with renowned institutions and organisations in the field of Psychology and Counselling. The school also offers opportunities for students to participate in international exchange programmes, internships, and research projects. Overall, Jindal School of Psychology and Counselling has a good reputation in the academic community and is a preferred choice for students interested in pursuing a career in Psychology and Counselling.

Yes, it is possible to pursue a Master's degree in Counseling Psychology after completing a B.Com LL.B. Hons degree. There are several colleges and universities that offer courses in Counseling Psychology. Some of the popular institutions for a Master's degree in Counseling Psychology are:
Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS), Mumbai
Christ University, Bangalore
University of Delhi, New Delhi
Amity University, Noida
University of Calcutta, Kolkata
It's important to note that admission requirements and eligibility criteria may vary from college to college. It's recommended that you check the websites of the respective colleges to know about the admission process, eligibility criteria, course duration, fees, and other details. You may also want to look into relevant entrance exams, if any, that you may need to clear to gain admission to the desired college or university.