Can I do Masters-MPhil-PhD in psychology from a regular college after completing my graduation with psychology as second subject from IGNOU?

I have completed my +2 with Science stream, and scored around 52%. Currently I'm enrolled to BAG programme in IGNOU with English as honors and psychology as second subject.

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Kishan Kumar
5 years ago
Yes you can do Masters-Mphil-PhD in Psychology from regular college but there is less option for IGNOU students so choose college were are more options for you instead of choosing regular college choose university like Banars hindu university or Delhi university.

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