I want to know about the latest cutoff information for B.Sc. (Hons.) in Psychology and Contemplative Studies at Sri Sri University.

Since you're from the commerce stream (12th std) and want to pursue BA Psychology, most Indian universities do NOT require Psychology as a compulsory domain subject in CUET.

How it generally works (CUET-UG):

For BA Psychology, universities usually ask for:

Language paper (English or any one language) ✅

Any 2–3 domain subjects from Class 12 (Commerce subjects are acceptable) ✅

Examples:

Accountancy

Business Studies

Economics

Mathematics

Some universities even accept General Test instead of a specific domain.

Important points for you:

You can choose psychology in graduation even if you didn't study it in 12th.

Psychology is taught from basics in BA.

Commerce students are fully eligible.

BUT ⚠️

Requirements vary by university.

A few top universities may:

Prefer Psychology as a domain (if available), or

Give higher weightage to certain subjects.

What you should do (best strategy):

Shortlist universities you're targeting (DU, BHU, JNU, state universities, etc.)

Check their CUET subject combination for BA Psychology.

Choose strong commerce subjects you can score well in.

If you tell me:

Which universities you're targeting, or

Whether you're aiming for Delhi University or state universities,

I'll give you the exact CUET subject combination you should choose.

Psychology students at IILM Gurugram get strong research exposure woven into their coursework, internships, and specialised activities.​

In-built research in the curriculum

• From early semesters, students are trained in research methodology, statistics and psychological testing, and they learn how to design, conduct and interpret psychological studies.​

• BA/BSc (Hons) and MA/MSc Psychology programmes include lab work, practicums, fieldwork, surveys and small research projects as credit-bearing components, so research is part of regular academics, not an add-on.​

Projects, internships and centres

• Students work on applied research-driven assignments, internships and field visits in settings like hospitals, NGOs, schools, organisations and wellness centres, which helps them link theory with real-life behaviour and mental health issues.​

• Dedicated initiatives like the School of Psychology and the Centre for Emotional Intelligence support research and wellbeing projects, giving students opportunities to assist faculty, contribute to studies and build strong research-oriented profiles.