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Psychologists - Career Queries

MA Psychology degree holders can work as Councillors in Clinics, Schools, Industries, researchers at government and non-governmental organisations. Some of the leading institutes in Psychology    are Ranchi University, Karnataka University, Lovely Professional University, Jamia Millia Islamia etc. Some of the institutes  are ensuring placements of the students in good organisations. 

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Hai.. Your subject in graduation is not a matter of concern universities to pursue post graduation in Psychology. You can search for MA Psychology course in  Delhi University, Lovely Professional University etc. For MA Applied Psychology, the applicant has to study a Psychology paper during graduation. But for MA Psychology it is not mandatory. You can check the websites of Delhi University, Lovely Professional University, Amity etc to find out the details on course curriculum, fee structure, practical work etc. You  can analyse the placement records of these institutes and to choose

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Yaa.. BSc Psychology have good job opportunities in government and private sectors. You can also go for higher studies, which will make you more competitive in the field. It will be good for you to pursue your course    in Psychology from the institutes like Jamia Millia Islamia, Delhi University, Lovely Professional University, VIT university etc. 

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Manipal University, Jamia Hamdard, Lovely Professional University, Amrita School of Pharmacy etc. Different courses you can pursue in the pharmacy field are BPharm, MPharm, BSc Cosmetology, MPharm Pharmaceutical Chemistry, BSc Physician Assistant etc. visit the websites of the leading institutes in the field to know about course structure,fee, placements etc. 

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Dont worry.. You can go for BA Honors courses where you can opt Psychology as the main subjects. If you have got more than 50% in 12th class, you are eligible for that. Best institutes for Psychology are Delhi University, Lovely Professional University, VIT etc. 

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Hello Ashish,  Yes. Ofcourse it is possible. You can opt for Accounts and SP. Check with your college which subjects they are providing you instead of Math. Wish you good luxk..

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Yes.. You can.. Please visit the websites of Jamia Millia Islamia, Delhi University, Lovely Professional University, Ashoka university etc for finding good destination for your Masters. Some of the institutes are offering scholarships to the students. 

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Hello Kavita, It is you and only you, who could select a course or career for yourself, depending on your line of interest. If you are interested in Social work and wish to join either an NGO or corporate in their CSR team, then MSW would be a better option. Please note admission is based on an entrance exam. Incase you are interested in dealing with legal aspects and policy making, then LAW is suitable. Please note as a lawyer too you could work as a social worker, seeing to it that rules laid down are followed thoroughly. I have put down the work done by both, now the choice is yours. Wish y

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MA psychology is a good course for you, where you can specialise in organisational psychology. You can find the best institutions in the field like Ranchi university, Karnataka University, Lovely Professional University, etc . 

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If you are a graduate, you can apply for MA Psychology courses in the leading institutes like JMI, Delhi University, Lovely Professional University etc. You are also having options like clinical psychology, Applied psychology etc to pursue the maters. 

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Hello Sakshi,  You are doing a masters in psychology without knowing its scope?. Please note, scope is what you make out of the profession you work in.  After a masters degree, depending on your specialization, you have various opportunities. As a Clinical Psychologists, you have an opportunity to work in hospitals or clinics. You can work with a Psychiatrist. As a Counseling psychologist, you have an opportunity to work as a counselor in a private counseling firm, with a psychiatrist, as a school counselor etc. As an Industrial Psychologist you have an opportunity to work in corpora

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Hi There,   Thanks for asking this question. Few branches in psychology are  Development Psychology  Educational Psychology Experimental psychology Forensic Psychology Health Psychology Social Psychology Personality Psychology General Psychology Abnormal Psychology Comarative psychology Cross clutural Psychology Cognitive psychology Biological Psychology Behavioral Psychology   Now before you choose any psychology there are two important paramter to kept in mind. 1. Your Interest 2. Market opportunitites i.e. availability of profiles in yoru chosen domain To identify your

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Helllo Ruthik, Your question has put me into a shock. Being a Engineering student, how come did you develop an interest in Psychology, and that too Clinical Psychology. Please do rethink about your choice. As you have no base of Psychology, you would find it tough as such to cope with the course. Before joining you would have to do a lot of self study about psychology. Please note, Open University like IGNOU and YCMOU, do provide a 2 years clinical Psychology course, but before admission do check with students its validity. Because the course does not provide Internship which is a must to prac

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Any Bachelor's degree with any nomenclature is perfect. Different nomenclatures are only a 'fancy', the underlying course is 'Economics' which is a social sciences/ humanities subject. You can pursue MA Economics post B.Com. Hons. provided you have Economics as atleast one paper during your undergrad. i.e. B.Com.Any traditional state funded Universities are good enough. Best Wishes,

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