Both BA Psychology and BSc Psychology are undergraduate psychology programs, but they have distinct differences in focus and curriculum:

A BA in Psychology typically has a broader focus on the social sciences and humanities. It incorporates psychology within the context of arts and social science disciplines.

- Curriculum: It often includes subjects like sociology, anthropology, philosophy, and history alongside core psychology courses.

- Career Paths: Suitable for students interested in psychology from a social sciences perspective and those who might want to integrate psychology with other fields such as social work, counseling, or education.

BSc in Psychology leans more towards the scientific and quantitative aspects of psychology. It is more research-oriented and includes a significant focus on biological and experimental aspects of psychology.

- Curriculum: Typically includes courses in research methodology, statistics, biological psychology, cognitive psychology, and other science-related subjects. It is designed to provide a strong foundation in the scientific principles of psychology.

- Career Paths: Ideal for students interested in pursuing further studies in psychology (like an MSc or PhD) or careers in research, clinical psychology, or areas that require strong scientific and statistical skills.

Here are some reputed colleges in India offering a 4-year BSc Psychology program:

1. Ashoka University, Sonipat

2. Christ University, Bangalore

3. Manipal University, Manipal

4. Jain University, Bangalore

5. Mount Carmel College, Bangalore

Delhi University does not offer a 4-year BSc Psychology program. DU offers a 3-year BSc (Hons) in Psychology.

Some DU colleges offering BSc (Hons) Psychology include

Lady Shri Ram College for Women

Miranda House

Jesus and Mary College