first you have to  go for graduation in psychology, which would make your foundation and further you have to go for post graduation.

3 answers Meghna Mukherjee in Psychologist category

Hi There, The first thing you need to do to pursue Psychology as a profession, is to reason out why you wish to do this course and what exactly are your plans. As you might be aware Psychology, is related to "Mental well-being" and guiding others to rediscover their own potentials with out being sympathetic but being compassionate towards them. [After 12th, preferably ARTS styream, since the basic of Psychology is learnt in the 11th & 12th. Here you could opt for a BA or B.Sc in Psychology.][1] Though both are 3 years Undergradaute programs, A BA will cover most of the humanities subjkect

2 answers Renu in Psychologist category

Dear aspirant Thank you for approaching [counsellors][1] at [meracareerguide][2]. A professor role is a very reputable and responsible role and it is good to see that students have started recognising this career and are interested into teaching. To become a professor of Psychology there is a set of norms that every candidate needs to follow and i will explain it in detail one by one here. Pass 10th class with a minimum first class and science is a compulsory subject in 10th. Pass [12th class with a minimum first class][3] and students should have been compulsorily studied from

3 answers Adiba Shahab in Psychologist category

Some universities offer bridge programs or post-master's certificate programs tiny fishing specifically designed to prepare students for doctoral studies in Clinical psychology. You can refer to it.   

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Dear student, Firstly, congratulations for achieving good marks in your 12th exams. Your interest in Psychology is appreciable, given the lack of awareness of [the scope of this field][1].With this percentage, it is possible for you to get admission in a good college under DU. Generall the 1st list cut-offs for some of the colleges are high but with many options to go to, you will get a good college.Under DU, the following colleges offer [a BA Hons in Psychology][2]Daulat Ram College at Maurice NagarIndraprastha College for Women at Shan Nath MargJesus and Mary College at ChanakyapuriKesh

1 answer Dr. Nandini  Narayanan in Psychologist category

Thanks for your query. There is no statistics available on how many companies hire psychologists. Usually , industrial psychologist work in corporates in Human Resource Managent, recruitment, training and development divisions. Many psychologists work as independent consultant or managent coach with companies for recruitment or conduct assessment or conduct motivational trainingd. Companies such as L&T, Birla, ABB hire psychology professionals. Industrial psychology professionals can work in any corporate houses. Hope this helps you. Wish you all the best for bright career Apurvakumar Pa

2 answers Apurva Kumar Pandya, PhD in Psychologist category

first you have to  go for graduation in psychology, which would make your foundation and further you have to go for post graduation.

3 answers Meghna Mukherjee in Psychologist category

Hi Meghna, Welcome to CareerGuide.com. In India, to get registered as a licensed clinical psychologist, you either need to do an M.Phil in Clinical Psychology or Professional Diploma in Clinical Psychology (PDCP) from a RCI (Rehabilitation Council of India) recognized Institution or University. The details of the recognized institutes is given on the website of RCI i.e. rehabcouncil.nic.in. In case you want to be licensed in the area of Guidance and Counselling only, that too can be obtained by doing Advanced Diploma in Child Guidance and Counselling from an RCI recognised Institute. All the

1 answer Yashaushwani in Psychologist category

Hello  There are many career scopes available after completing the masters in Psychology subject. The best option after completing the masters is career in Teaching. You can make a wonderful career in teaching in Colleges and Universities of India after qualifying the UGC NET Exam. The National Eligibility test provides the career options in Teaching and Research whereas other career options are given below-  Get job as lecturer and Assistant Professor in Institutions of India  Become a Editor and Writer of Books of Psychology subject and earn Become a Researcher and work for be

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After completing a BSc in Clinical Psychology, there are several options to consider. You can pursue a master's or doctoral degree in clinical psychology to become a licensed therapist or psychologist. Another option is to explore careers in research or mental health services, where you can work with different populations. If you're looking for a quicker path to work, you could also consider roles in counseling or therapy assistant positions. If you're struggling with coursework or need help with assignments, buying essays  a reliable service can be a good way to ensure quality work while

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Hello suruchi,no u cannot apply for psychology after bba,one need to be of psychology brackground to take up psychology as a major subject

1 answer Hiral Khimani in Psychologist category