Psychology

Congratulations on your Diploma in Physiotherapy! To pursue a Psychology, you'll need to meet the eligibility criteria set by the university or institution offering the program. Typically a Psychology requires:1. A pass in 10+2 (or equivalent) with a minimum aggregate score (varies by institution)2. No specific Diploma or degree is required, but a background in sciences or social sciences can be helpful.Since you have a Diploma in Physiotherapy, you may be considered for admission, but it depends on the institution's policies. Your CGPA of 2.93 is a decent score, but it might not be directly applicable to the  Psychology program.Before applying, I recommend:1. Checking the institution's eligibility criteria and admission requirements2. Contacting the institution's admissions department to discuss your specific situation3. Exploring possible bridging courses or prerequisites required for admissionSome institutions might consider your Diploma and experience in physiotherapy as a valuable background for studying psychology, while others might have more stringent requirements. Best of luck with your future academic pursuits!

Clinical psychologists primarily work with individuals experiencing mental health issues, emotional distress, or psychological disorders.Health psychologists study the relationship between psychological factors and physical health. They explore how behaviour, emotions, and social factors impact overall well-being.Neither field is inherently better than the other; it depends on your interests and career goals. If you're more interested in working directly with individuals with mental health concerns and providing therapy, clinical psychology might be a better fit. If you're intrigued by the intersection of psychological factors and physical health, and you're interested in promoting health and preventing illness, health psychology could be a better match.