Can you explain about the B.A. (psychology, sociology, economics) course and the degree which will be provided.

Yes. You can pursue an MBA after BA Sociology by clearing entrance exams: CAT, XAT, or MAT. MBA in HR, Social Impact, or Rural Management are popular choices.

Psychology has the most scope in terms of salary growth and job demand, especially in mental health, HR, and corporate sectors. BA General offers the widest flexibility for government jobs and higher studies. Sociology has strong scope in NGOs, research, and policy.

Some personality traits speak loudly if someone is made for Criminology, to be honest. Having an analytical mind, sharp eyes, curiosity, and being detail-oriented are the signs that you're the best for such fields. 

On top of that, a Criminology course will teach you a lot about legal systems, c

Of course, it is. Non-police roles are equally important in crime investigation and research. Being a Criminology professional, you can help CIDs, law firms, and research labs through analyzing evidence, understanding criminal psychology, and crime prevention.

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Criminology Career

Of course, some of my favorites from the Sociology subject are -

• Contemporary Sociology by J. P. Singh. 
• Sociology: Looking Through the Window of the World by Lynda I Dodgen and Adrian M Rapp.
• Radical Environmentalism by J. Cianchi.
• Controlology: Beyond the New Criminology by J.R. Ditton.
• Social Con