I am looking for admission to B.Sc Psychology in India. I am an NRI. Can you help me with the same?

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As an NRI you can apply for B.Sc. Psychology programs in India many institutions are offering the opportunities to international students. Admissions for the programme usually require passing the 10+2 examination, or equivalent, with a certain group of subjects such as physics, chemistry, and biolog

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