Psychology

Delhi University is well-known for its humanities programs, such as psychology. Here is the list of the best co-ed colleges where you can apply for admission to psychology courses:
1. Ramanujan College
2. Bhim Rao Ambedkar College
3. Aryabhatta College
4. Zakir Hussain College
5. Keshav Mahavidyalaya
If you want to attend a women's college, you have some excellent options, including:
1. Lady Shri Ram College for Women
2. Jesus and Mary College
3. Gargi College
4. Indraprastha College for Women
5. Kamala Nehru College
All these colleges have been ranked as top colleges in the NIRF rankings. You need to appear in the CUET exam to get admission to the psychology course at these colleges.

The Aryabhatta College of DU offers a B.A. (Hons. ). In Psychology. Aryabhatta College accepts students for this programme based on their performance on the CUET-UG.
1. The college is among the popular colleges at DU for pursuing a Bachelor's degree in psychology.
2. The cost of a B.A. (Hons. ). In Psychology is just Rs. 540.
3. The syllabus has been created so that it will be useful in competitive exams like the UPSC.
4. Seminars and guest lectures can help you gain experience for a later stage of your career.
5. The curriculum enables you to investigate various psychology careers, including becoming a clinical psychologist.
6. You get the opportunity to do research in psychology if you are interested in a Ph.D.
7. The average salary for this college's psychology graduates is around INR 5 LPA.

Placement opportunities after M.A. Psychology in India are good. But remember you must have relevant skills of the discipline. This means if you are specializing in counseling psychology, then you must have skills of a good career counselor, school counselor or relationship counselor. To gain skills, it is always better to have an exposure of the field in real world settings. You must do part-time work, freelance projects, summer internships to gain experience. Doing online courses is yet another advantage. After M.A. Psychology, depending on your specialisation, you can work in hospitals, schools, NGOs, health settings, universities, research assistants and organisations.

Engineering and social sciences are totally different sciences. One cannot really compare these two streams. There are some courses which demand specific degree for applying eg: clinical psychology, MBA etc. The remaining courses ask for any degree. You can go through the courses mentioned on the website, and if your interests match the subjects of the course, you can apply for it. I am an engineer myself and chose Public Policy, Governance, and Development Studies as my preferences for admission after finding that these two courses are of my interest. I have not chosen HRM&LR, which happens to be the most sought-after course in TISS, because I have no aptitude for management. Likewise, it all depends on your interests and needs, which show you a path to building your future.