Hello aspirant

42% is very less score. If your friend want to do BA psychology from vishwakarma University, it is difficult to get seat for BA psychology in this college as cut offs are high and your friends marks doesn't fit for eligibility criteria. One should get minimum 50% marks for applying any graduation course But don't worry , tell your friend to apply other colleges now he won't get college of his desire. If seats remain vacant, few colleges providing late admissions. He won't get popular colleges, other option is to apply in higher schools which have faculty of graduation programs

Hello,

You can do BA in psychology which is a 3 year undergraduate course and after that do MA in psychology and continue your education further.

Eligibility - 10 + 2 qualifications with good academic score. Admissions are on merit basis while some institutes may have their entrace exams.

Salary - Salary is variable depending on the amount of skills, education, experiences you have. While average salary is 20, 000 to 30, 000 per month.

There are many opportunities available in psychology and some of them are -

• Researcher

• Professor

• Psychologist

• Government hospitals

• Clinics

Some of the top colleges are -

• Nizam college, Hyderabad

• NIMS university, Jaipur

• Sharda university, Greater noida

• Flame university, pune

• Gargi college, Newdelhi

Psychology involves a profound understanding of the human mind and behavior. There are multiple streams in psychology that you can pursue such as clinical psychology, Sports Psychology, Forensic Psychology.

Understanding human behavior is a constant requirement in many industries. Hence, there are opportunities available for psychology graduates.

The starting salary for psychologists is just around 30,000–35,000. With a few years of experience, you can expect to earn around 50,000–60,000.

The important thing you need to do any course is to be passionate about it.

Best Of Luck.

Hi Ciran,

Forensic psychologists help solve criminal cases by studying suspects and evidence to determine a motive. They work with an investigation team.

There are four steps to become a forensic psychologist:

• Complete a degree

Students who want to pursue career in this field must complete a bachelor's degree and then master's degree before going for doctorate.

• Earn state license

Each state requires forensic psychologists   to earn a license. Besides forensic psychologists can earn professional certification.

• Get forensic psychologist job

After earning a doctorate and a license, forensic psychologists can begin applying for jobs.

• Maintain Licensure

With new research discoveries, best practices for this field often change. As such, to renew their licenses, most forensic psychologists must complete continuing education.

Forensic psychologist work primarily in the office, in the courtroom, and at crime scenes. In India, forensic psychology is barely considered. Nevertheless, if you want to pursue this then you can go for it. You should ensure to have nice educational background and degrees.

Hope it helps you.

Hello,

Here are some of the colleges for BSc psychology.

1.) Jyoti Nivas college, Karnataka.

2.) Ramnarian Ruia college, Mumbai.

3.) Xt. Xaviers College, CSMT.

4.) Stella maris College, Tamil Nadu.

5.) St. Joseph's college devagiri, Kerala

6.) Shri Krishna arts and science college, Coimbatore.

7.) D.G Ruparel College, Mumbai

Thank you and all the best.

Dear Aspirant,

If you are interested in a career in the child psychologist then yes, you can make a career in that field. The first step in becoming a child psychologist is to get a bachelor's degree, The Bachelor degree requires four years to complete, and students can usually choose between a Bachelor of Arts and a Bachelor of Science degree in the subject .

After that you have to do a 2 year masters degree with specialization in the child psychology. Hope this helps.

For bachelor programme you needed a +2 scorecard with 50% minimum marks,

Thank you,

Hello Aspirant

I'm listing down some pros and cons of Forensic Psychologist

The field is considered to be an exciting,The field is considered very adverse in nature.Some psychologist assess criminal while some assess the clues.The profession is considered as a helpful profession ,Even though it is risky the field will give you immense satisfaction with the job

Coming to the cons

The starting salary is any course is low there is nothing new about it,You will have to do a lot of practice  to gain reputation.Here you can also be asked to take side cases and you will have to work travel for a long time

But what matters is your liking

The call is upon you

Regards!

Hello Aspirant,

As you wanted to become islamic psychologist and after graduation you can choose pyscology so that you can choose to be an Islamic psychologist so study well and work hard to get good marks in that course and u may get seat in the good colleges too... as i think there are no couses to do pyscology so work for it and ALL THE BEST for your future and i think my suggestions and knowledge may be helpful to u.

Dear student!

In order to study psychology in higher classes that is after class 12th, the very simple step you can do is, complete your graduation in psychology. Opt for BA in Psychology. Then, you can complete your MSc in Psychology and hold a degree in psychology. You can start practicing as a counselor in schools and other Institutes, being a psychologist.

Hope this helps.

Good luck!

Hello Suhana,

Clinical psychologists assess and treat clients with a range of mental or physical health issues, conditions and disorders.

In the United Kingdom, trainee clinical psychologists start at £30,000-31,000 according to the NHS Agenda for Change pay rates. However, after qualification, they may earn salaries within the NHS, starting at £37,000-38,000. The NHS pays a London high-cost area supplement at 20% of basic salary for inner London, 15% for outer London and 5% for fringe areas.

Hope this helps you. We wish you the best for your future endeavours!

Regards