Yess. You should because when you start practicing on the practical field then you have to gain new reasearch works bout psychology from  others..

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After the completion of your MSc in Psychology course, you can proceed to become a registered psychologist. For that, you will have to do an additional two-year MPhil course in Psychology from an institute recognized by the Rehabilitation Council of India (RCI). This is a purely professional course that requires hands-on training.

After completing the MPhil course, you can start practicing as a clinical psychologist anywhere in India. You can specialize either in Clinical Psychology or Rehabilitation Psychology for this MPhil degree.

Here is the list of institutes that offer an MPhil course in Clinical Psychology:

1. National Institute of Mental Health & Neuro Sciences (NIMHANS), Bangalore
2. Central Institute of Psychiatry, Ranchi
3. Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi Regional Institute of Mental Health (LGBRIMH), Tezpur
4. Institute of Psychiatry (IPGMER), Kolkata
5. Calcutta University, Kolkata

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Nowadays, the mental health awareness is highly endorsed by the Government. So every district hospital and state medical colleges are getting filled with the Psychology and Psychiatry departments which opens a lot of vacancies for the Psychologist as well. If you have a PhD in Psychology in any of its sub branches such as Clinical Psychology, Counselling Psychology etc, then also you are eligible for work as an Psychological Counsellor at Hospitals.

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To become a psychologist you need to pass 10+2 exams with psychology as one of the main subject.

- do a bachelor's course in Psychology

- do a specialization PG course in Psychology

You can further go for training ans pursue career as a psychologist.

You can work in any branch of psychology

- Clinical psychology

-Counseling psychology

-Health psychology

-Industrial psychology

-Sports psychology

-Educational psychology

-school psychology

Hi,

No, it is not mandatory. To be officially referred to be a clinical psychologist, you must have an MPhil or PhD from an RCI-accredited institution. This means that you can work in hospitals with the rehabilitation and clinical populations. This is a requirement if you wish to do psychological testing.   In most non-clinical settings and private practice, however, an MPhil or PhD is not required. But, if you want to work in academia, you'll need a PhD at some time since otherwise, your opportunities for advancement would be limited. With only a master's degree, you'll start with a lower salary, however, job changes can boost your compensation to a pretty good amount in a couple of years, or three years at the most.

Dear aspirant hope you are doing well.

To Become a Psychologist

1. Pass the 10+2 exam preferably with Psychology as one of the subjects.
2. Complete a Bachelor (BA or BS) in Psychology degree (the curriculum of which focuses on “personality development, psychotherapy, stress management and neuro-psychology”)

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Hi Sariga,

Yes, B.Sc. Psychology has a broad scope. The graduates can work in public and private sectors, universities, colleges, schools, clinics, hospitals and agencies. You can also pursue M.Sc. in Psychology or Clinical Psychology. Careers in B.Sc. Psychology include:

1. Child Psychologist

2. Clinical Psychologist

3. Neuropsychologist

4. Medical Psychologist

List of top companies are:

1.Vcare Counseling Centre

2.Veda Rehab and Wellness Private Limited

3.The Mind Clinic

4.Mind Care centre for counselling

5.Institute Of Psychiatry

6.Over a Cup of Tea - Psychological Wellness Centre

7.Central Institute of Psychiatry

Psychology students earn an average of Rs 30000 to Rs 80000 every month.

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In order to become a good Psychologist in UK, you need to attend a university course. You need to complete a psychology degree accredited by The British Psychological Society. You need to have an accredited postgraduate qualification in your chosen specialism. After having Psychology degree, you can specialise in a particular field.

For further information regarding becoming Psychologist abroad, please refer to this link:

https://studyabroad.careers360.com/articles/masters-in-psychology

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Dear Candidate,

Psychologist and psychiatrist are two entirely different jobs with a big main difference that a psychiatrist is a MBBS/MD doctor which gives them the right to prescribe medication to their patients whereas a psychologist does MA/MSc and then PhD. Thus, psychologist treat their clients with different therapies and are prohibited to prescribe medications. Both of them deal with disorders like depression, bipolar disorder, anxiety, etc...irrespective of the severity of the disorder. Only the counselors deal with less severe issues like marital issues, career issues, family issues, etc.

The first step to turn into a psychologist, you should conceal the whole degree level, i.e., Bachelor in Psychology, post-graduation degree and afterward Ph. D degree. The brain science programs reached out to 4-year college degree notwithstanding 4 to 6 years doctorate certification.

Instructive Requirements:

Understudies can apply for single man courses after twelfth. For postgraduate (ace) courses in brain science, you should hold an advanced education in brain science from any perceived college. For M.Phil. and Ph.D. courses, understudies ought to have finished an experts degree in brain research.

Top courses after twelfth Science:

Numerous colleges offer direct admissions to understudies in these courses if there should be an occurrence of number of understudies are not exactly the seat allocated. While some different schools or colleges coordinate their own selection test for giving affirmations. Some placement tests are recorded here:

• Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham All India Entrance Examination
• Manipal University MA Clinical Psychology Entrance Exam
• Delhi University M.A Applied Psychology Entrance Exam
• Annamalai University M.Sc. Clinical Psychology Entrance Exam
• Public Institute of Mental Health and Neuro Sciences Entrance Exam

Vocation Scope:

“Job opportunities are endless for a psychologist.”

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Dear Aspirant,

To become a psychologist at first you need to earn a bachelor and postgraduate degree of psychology from any recognized University .Some basic eligibility criteria you need to follow accordingly such as :

For bachelors degree :

you need to qualify your 12th board exam from any stream with min 55% marks

For UG and PG course , you may need to appear for some entrance exams like:

• DUET
• CUCET
• MET and others as per individual  Universities/Institutes .

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https://www.careers360.com/courses/psychology-course

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