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Aneena Abraham

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In order to pursue a particular psychology course, candidates need to have the required skill set to be successful in the field. Some of these required skills are as follows:Analytical abilityVerbal and written communicationPatiencePassionateCompassionatePragmaticProblem-solving ability

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Aneena Abraham

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Psychology is considered to be one of the respectable professions as it involves helping a person’s bad state of mind. A career in psychology offers different pathways from being a psychiatrist to a child counsellor. Psychology is a field that is expected to expand at a rate of 14% per year because it assists in understanding the root causes of issues in individuals as well as their solutions.

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Aneena Abraham

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A BSc in Psychology offers a versatile foundation for a variety of career paths, you can refer below for some of them:Mental Health and Counseling:Clinical Psychologist (with further studies)CounsellorPsychotherapist  Rehabilitation CounselorEducation:School PsychologistEducational PsychologistTeacherCareer CounselorCorporate World:Human Resources (HR)Market Research AnalystOrganizational Development ConsultantIndustrial Psychologist Social Services:Social WorkerCommunity Development WorkerChild Welfare WorkerResearch:Research AssistantData AnalystAcademic Researcher (with further studies)Other Potential RolesForensic Psychol
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To make a career in the field of psychology, students need to first have the intrinsic characteristics mentioned above. The higher the degree a person has, the better their career options are. In the field of Psychology, theory and practicals go hand in hand and with the demand growing for practitioners, a career in Psychology is highly rewarding. Psychologists can work as counsellors at universities, hospitals, schools, clinics, government agencies etc.

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Aneena Abraham

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A required internship is a component of certain psychology courses. However, it might not be relevant to every academic programme. Nevertheless, doing an internship would be a benefit for applicants looking to launch their careers in this industry, regardless of the mandate. The applicant needs to finish a two-year internship. Due to the fact that they will obtain on-the-job training, many students will gain from this experience. Additionally, a student will know if the specialisation is a good fit for them. The candidate will benefit from the fulfilment of helping others throughout this period. Since professions in mental health insti
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Aneena Abraham

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Yes, a student from any stream can apply for a BA in Psychology. All that is required of the candidate is that they must have graduated from a recognised board with a minimum of 50% in their boards. However, the requirements for admission to various universities and institutes offering psychology courses may differ.The disciplines and subjects that a candidate must study in Psychology courses is a list of requirements for a career in this field. Psychology is the study of human thought and behaviour patterns. It is a wide field that includes social behaviour, mental health, human development, and cognitive processes.

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Aneena Abraham

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Please refer to the table below for the placement trend for best Psychology colleges in Delhi NCR:College NameTotal Tuition FeeAverage Placement PackageZakir Husain Delhi CollegeINR 23,890 - INR 50,450INR 5 LPA - INR 15.5 LPADUINR 480 - 10,890INR 5 LPA - INR 15.5 LPAJMIINR 19,200 - INR 24,000INR 4.8 LPA - INR 8.66 LPALSR College for Women DUINR 60,810 - 64,770INR 8 LPA

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Yes, DU does offer Psychology courses, you can refer to the table below for the best Psychology colleges under DU:College NameTuition FeeEligibility / ExamsLSR College for WomenINR 60,810 - 64,770CUETIndraprastha College for WomenINR 432- INR 540CUET, CUET PGDaulat Ram CollegeINR 40,460 - INR 1.04 lakhCUET, CUET PG and Merit-BasedZakir Husain Delhi CollegeINR 23,890 - INR 50,450CUET, CUET-PGI hope this answer will help you.

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No, studying Psychology can be considered inexpensive as most of the colleges have an average tuition fee of less than INR 1 lakh. Please refer below for the detailed information:Fee RangeNo. of Colleges< INR 1 lakh40+INR 1-2 lakh10+INR 2-3 lakh20+INR 3-5 lakh10+> INR 5 lakh10+ 

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Aneena Abraham

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Yes, you can definitely go for Psychology without appearing for any entrance exams but do keep in mind that most of the top Psychology colleges in Delhi NCR require the students to appear for entrance exams like CUET and CUET PG. So it would be advised to appear for the popular entrance exams.

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