Hello there, The personal interview (PI) for the MA Psychology program at MIT World Peace University (MIT-WPU) typically focuses on assessing the candidate's knowledge, skills, and passion for psychology, as well as their alignment with the university's values. Here are some common questions you might encounter:

1. Personal Background

• Tell us about yourself.
• Why do you want to pursue an MA in Psychology?
• What inspired you to choose psychology as a field of study?

2. Academic Background

• Can you discuss your undergraduate education and any relevant coursework in psychology?
• What was your favorite subject or area in psychology, and why?
• How did your academic background prepare you for this master's program?

3. Psychology Concepts

• Can you explain some key psychological theories you are familiar with?
• What is your understanding of mental health and its current challenges in society?
• Discuss a psychological experiment that influenced your thinking.

4. Research Interests

• Are you interested in any particular area of psychology for research? If so, why?
• Have you been involved in any research or projects in psychology? Can you share your experience?

5. Career Goals

• What are your long-term career aspirations in psychology?
• How do you plan to use this degree to achieve your career goals?
• Where do you see yourself five years from now?

6. MIT-WPU Specific

• Why did you choose MIT-WPU for your MA in Psychology?
• How do you think MIT-WPU's emphasis on peace studies aligns with your professional goals in psychology?

7. Situational and Ethical Questions

• How would you handle a client who refuses to acknowledge their mental health issues?
• What are some ethical challenges faced by psychologists, and how would you deal with them?

8. Current Trends in Psychology

• What is your opinion on the increasing importance of mental health awareness in India?
• How do you think technology (like AI or virtual therapy) is impacting the field of psychology?

These questions are designed to assess both your theoretical understanding and your practical approach to the field. You should also be prepared to discuss how your values and aspirations align with MIT-WPU’s philosophy of peace and holistic development.

It appears that pursuing M.A. in two different subjects simultaneously (Psychology and English Literature) in the same academic year at DAVV (Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya) might not be possible through the regular full-time program.

M.A. programs at DAVV (and most universities in India) are typically designed as full-time courses with a set curriculum and schedule. This makes it challenging to pursue two full-time programs simultaneously due to overlapping classes, assignments, and exams.

DAVV has recently introduced a dual degree program where students can pursue two courses concurrently. However, there are key points to consider:

• Limited Combinations: The program might allow a combination of a regular degree with a diploma or certificate course, not necessarily two full-fledged M.A. degrees.
  
  
• Availability and Eligibility: Specific details about subject combinations, eligibility criteria, and the application process for this new dual degree program might still be under development.
  
  
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Hello student

The admission to the Vivekananda Institute of Professional Studies (VIPS) depends upon the cutoff list released by the institute. The overall cutoff rank for IPU CET is 119-272481 for round 1 . Since you have a rank of 101 in IPU CET in MA Economics, you may get admission in VIPS . However, it is recommended to check the official website of VIPS for the latest updates regarding admission and cutoff lists.

Top 5 colleges for studying Masters of Economics in India

Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), New Delhi.

Madras School of Economics, Chennal.

Indian Statistical Institute (151), Kolkata.

Presidency University, Kolkata.

Tata Institute of Social Sciences (1155), Mubal

Econometrics, Advanced econometrics draws upon your foundation knowledge in theoretical and applied econometrics, and explores applied econometrics in more detail. Microeconomics.

Macroeconomics.

Financial economics.

International economics.

Government Position Average Salary Range

Economist 6,00,000-9,00,000

Senior Economist 8,00,000-12,00,000

Deputy Director/Advisor 10,00,000-15,00,000

Director/Principal Economist 12,00,000-20,00,000

MA in economics career is very competitive in India that demands strong analytical, statistical and mathematical skills, so it is a field for those who are curious about the economy including how it functions and its impacts on the global scenario

Greeting Student,

If you are not got good percentage in B.A then you have to apply for management seat .In that case you have to physically visit your nearby college and fill offline admission form .It is also called as paid pr donation seat.

Thank You and all the best.

Greeting Student,

To downland syllabus for pucet of M.A in Journalism click on official N.T.A website and click on downlands/view syllabus .You can also  downland previous year and mock test question paper in the same website.

Thank you and all the best to future journalist

NTA official website (https://cuet.nta.nic.in/document/journalism-and-mass-communication-pgqp41/) .

Greeting Student,

B.M.S is a bachelors course of mass media which is at graduation level for which you have to give entrance exam. IN M.A that is the post graduation level we m=have masters of mass media .If you have completed B.M.S and then you can take admission in Masters of mass Media which is 2 years professional course of media studies .The course is available in various colleges like under Mumbai university we have in St.Xaveries College, k.C.College, Bhavna's College and many other. You can visit official university website to get college list. If you are girl S.N.D.T is good option for you. One advise B.M.s is all about practical make sure that you do internships and attend college events.

Thank you and all the best.

This could be a good option, but it depends on your career goals. Here's why:

• Strengths: US CPA adds financial expertise and data science/ML opens doors to tech and analytics roles.
• Considerations: Both require significant time commitment. Is your workload manageable?
• Alignment: Do these fields complement your current work (e.g., data analysis in finance)?

Recommendation: Research data science/ML applications in finance. If aligned with your interests, this combo could be a powerful career move. However, ensure you can handle the workload and consider focusing on one first.

hope this helps you!!