Can I apply for MA in psychology? I have done my graduation in design and art. I want to become career counselor and psychologist

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Ankit Agrawal | Beginner-Level 3

6 years ago

Dear Nadeem, Yes definitely you can do MA in psychology. Eligibility for enrolling in M.A. (Psychology) in most of the top universities is pass with 50% aggregate marks in Bachelor's Degree. People from psychology and non-psychology both can become a career counselor. There are lot of certificati

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Radhika Verma | Contributor-Level 6

7 years ago

You can pursue M.A. Psychology from IGNOU The eligibility criteria and other details of the programme are as follows. Minimum Duration:2 Years Maximum Duration:5 Years Course Fee:Rs. 13,000 Age:No bar Eligibility: Bachelor's degree from a recognised university Admission intake twice a year January a

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