No we don't.Basically a graduate in psychology works with various schools and NGOs so you have to apply by yourself or if your college have tie ups with these they provide assistance to these internship.

However there is less scope for graduates in psychology you should go for higher studies like masters in psychology here internship is mandatory. In most cases, the University takes the responsibility of placing its students.

Here is the link for masters in psychology its admission and fees

https://www.careers360.com/courses/msc-in-psychology

You can technically could re-sit for your 12th grade exams to change your stream from arts to science, it's generally not considered the most practical or efficient way to achieve your goal, especially if you're already in the final year of your BA Honours Psychology degree.

Most universities allow students from any undergraduate background to apply for a Master's degree in a relevant science field, like a Master's in Clinical Psychology, which would align well with your BA Psychology background and allow you to focus on the science aspects of the field.

If you still want to do science then go for nios exam they provide all subjects exams according to students needs but again i would say its a complete waste of time and effort and could delay your career plans.

Make right decision.all the best..

Hello aspirant,

Here below I am providing you with the name of some of the top colleges for BSC Psychology in South India:

• Stella Maris College
• Women's Christian College
• Madras Christian College
• PSG College of Arts and Science
• Christ University, Bangalore
• Ethiraj College for Women

Thank you

Hello Priyanka,

Currently, NIMHANS does not offer an M.A. in Clinical Psychology but provides an M.Phil. in Clinical Psychology, a two-year program focused on clinical training and research.

For the 2025 session, admission forms and notifications for the M.Phil. program are generally available around February, with entrance exams held in May. However, exact dates for 2025 are yet to be announced. Regularly checking the NIMHANS official website for updates on admissions and schedules is recommended.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Hello!

Great to hear about your interest in criminal psychology. To pursue a program in criminal psychology at NFSU or similar institutions, a BA in psychology or a related field is generally recommended as a foundation, though specific admission requirements may vary.

Typically, a bachelor's degree provides the groundwork essential for understanding complex psychological theories and forensic practices.

As for your other question, graduation usually refers to the successful completion of a bachelor’s degree, while passing 12th is the completion of your senior secondary education, which qualifies you for entry into undergraduate courses.

If you want to explore more about admission requirements or course specifics, do visit the official website!

Hello aspirant,

The three-year, six-semester BA in Psychology program includes a wide range of subjects, including personality, health, human development, behavior, and cognitive processes. The primary topic of the BA Psychology course is how the human mind and behavior function.

To know complete information, you can visit the following link:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/ba-in-psychology

Thank you

Hello aspirant,

Undergraduate admission to B Tech, BBA, BBA (Hons), BBA (Finance and International Business), BBA (Finance and Accountancy), BA LLB (Hons), BBA LLB (Hons), LLM, B Com (Hons), B Com (International Finance), B Com (Professional), BA-CEP, and BHM is determined by the results of the Christ University Entrance Test.

To get the question paper of previous year, you can visit the official website of Christ University.

Thank you

There are no such mock test or previous year paper available online or offline so we are unable to provide that to you.

What I'd suggest you is to have a brief knowledge about the course you're opting for.for example if its bsc in psychology you need to cover 10 plus 2 level psychology subject and also science is important.

For reference you can also opt for, other universities include psychology related questions so same stands for you exam course.

For more information, you can contact Christ University itself.

As a BA Hons Psychology student in your first year, there are several YouTube channels that can help you understand key concepts, theories, and research methods in psychology. These channels offer engaging content that complements your academic studies. Here are some of the best:

1. **CrashCourse Psychology**: This channel, hosted by Hank Green, offers a well-structured and engaging introduction to psychology. With short, animated videos, it covers foundational topics like brain functions, behavior, cognition, and psychological disorders. It’s perfect for first-year students looking to grasp basic concepts.

2. **Psychology In Hindi**: For Hindi-speaking students, this channel simplifies complex psychological theories and topics, making them easier to understand. It covers a wide range of subjects from general psychology, cognitive development, to personality theories, making it a helpful resource for your first year.

3. **The Psych Show**: Hosted by Dr. Ali Mattu, this channel offers a blend of academic content and real-world applications of psychology. His videos are insightful for understanding psychological theories and how they apply to everyday life, which can enhance your classroom learning.

4. **Tutor2u Psychology**: This channel focuses on detailed topic breakdowns, useful for students who want more in-depth explanations on subjects like memory, social influence, and developmental psychology.

These channels provide a well-rounded mix of content to aid your studies and help you succeed in your first year of BA Hons Psychology.

hope this helps you!!

Hello,

Fee varies significantly, location-wise and institute-wise. However, the average would range between 30,000 to 1,50,000 for a 3-year BA or B.Sc. in Psychology in any Indian institution.

Duration: Usually 3 years

Course Content: The syllabus includes topics like Introduction to Psychology, Developmental Psychology, Cognitive Psychology, Abnormal Psychology, and Research Methods.

Specializations: Some specializations are opened to students in the latter years of study like Clinical Psychology, Counseling, Industrial Psychology, and Educational Psychology.

Internships: Most programs include some form of practicum or internship, which is hands-on experience.

Eligibility: Higher Secondary Certificate Class X+2 is necessary for admission to these colleges.

Fees and Course Structure tend to vary from college to college so would be best to know beforehand.