Psychology

hi.Criminology is the branch of study that deals with a holistic approach of studying crimes and criminal behaviours, using both scientific and psychological approaches. It also includes the causes, disclosure, legal aspects, control and rehabilitation of the crime and the criminals behind that crime. Criminology professionals not only interpret the causes and effects of criminal activities, but also help in the development of strategies for crime tracing and prevention.Some of the Top Criminology Colleges based on the NIRF Rankings are University of Madras, IPU Delhi, Bangalore University, KITS, Tamil Nadu etc. The fee structure at Government Criminology Colleges ranges from INR 1,800 to INR 1,42,000. Whereas, for Private Criminology Colleges, the fee structure ranges from INR 16,000 to INR 2,43,000 approximately.

hi.B.Sc. (Hons.) in Psychology is a 3-year undergraduate programme in the domain of scientific studies with a specialisation in the study of mind, behavior, and psyche of the human. The minimum eligibility criterion which most of the institutes ask for is a score of at least 55% (relaxable for reserved category candidates) at 10+2 or equivalent level.The average tuition fee charged for the course in Indian colleges/University ranges between INR 10,000 to 2.5 Lacs and depends upon the nature of college/institute (that is government, state/private/deemed) as well as its location.One can pursue the course after completion of his/her 10+2 or equivalent level education from a recognised state or central board. Those who have done Diploma or any certification course after class 10th can also apply for the course (if they fulfill other eligibility criteria).B.Sc (Hons.) in Psychology course admission involves Entrance Test based selection method as well as merit-based selection criterion that is the percentage of marks obtained at 10+2 or equivalent level by the candidate. Colleges and Institute that provide admissions through entrance exam mechanism rely on the score of University Level common entrance exams like OUAT, CG PAT, NET, JNUEE etc. while some of them go for a separate entrance exam of their own (like GSAT, and MUET etc.).Candidates completing the course successfully can expect job offers ranging from INR 12,000 to 16,000 per month. The salary goes beyond this average bracket with enhancement in the skill set and experience of the candidate.The average tuition fee charged for the course in Indian colleges/University ranges between INR 10,000 to INR 2.5 Lacs and depends upon the nature of college/institute (that is government, state/private/deemed) as well as its location.B.Sc (Hons.) in Psychology: EligibilityCandidate must have passed the 10+2 or equivalent examination with at least 55% (relaxable for reserved category candidates) marks from a recognised state or central board:He/She shall not be having any Supplementary or Compartment in any of the subject/Subjects at 10+2 or equivalent level that is yet to be cleared at the time of taking admissions.Apart from the above-mentioned eligibility criteria’s various colleges and institutes may have their own additional criteria’s which the students would have to satisfy in order to take admission.In case of reserved category students, they would have to present their reservation certificates issued by the competent authorities in order to avail the benefits applicable to them.Institutes offering admissions through Common Entrance Test go for scores of CG PAT, OUAT etc. To get admissions in these institutes candidates would have to qualify the respective entrance exam by securing minimum qualifying marks.

To be eligible for admission to the M.Sc. in Psychology (Clinical) program at Amity University Mumbai, candidates must have a graduation degree in Psychology from a recognized university. There is no specific cutoff for this program as admission is based solely on meeting the eligibility criteria. Therefore, if you fulfill the requirement of having a graduation degree in Psychology, you are eligible to apply for the program, and there is no need to worry about meeting a specific cutoff score. For further details and to apply for admission, I recommend visiting the university's official website or contacting their admissions office directly.