I have done my B.Sc in psychology. Am I eligible to pursue M.Sc in psychology?

74 Views|Posted 8 years ago

Asked by Sivabarath B

1 Answer

Sort by:

Answered by

Om Kathe | Guide-Level 13

a year ago

Yes, you are definitely eligible for M.Sc psychology. It is not necessary that you have to do B.Sc in psychology to do M.Sc in Psychology. Best of luck for your future and if there is any query, feel free to ask.

Upvote

1 Comment

Hrishika Shrivastava | Beginner-Level 1

a year ago

Hello Sir, I am pursuing my bsc in biology, and I want to know whether I can do msc in clinical psychology after my graduation and how? Please shed some light on this query, it will be really helpful. Thank You.

Similar Questions for you

What are the subject rankings for Newman University in the Complete University Guide rankings 2027?

Akanksha Malhotra

As per CUG rankings 2027, Birmingham Newman University subject rankings are-

Accounting & Finance: #95
Sociology: #99
Computer Science: #103
Law: #108
Psychology: #122

Bhumika Kaur

In the Complete University Guide Rankings 2027, Falmouth University ranks at #65 overall. The subject rankings for this university are-

Art & Design: #29
Architecture: #41
Communication and Media Studies: #45
Business & Management: #105

Bhavya Jain

No, an undergraduate degree in Psychology is not a compulsory requirement.Colleges in India and abroad accept applicants even if they haven't graduated with Psychology as a major. People from any stream: BTech, BSc, BA, Law can apply. Every college has a different eligibility criteria. Students shou

Bhavya Jain

MA Psychology is like the foundational knowledge taught to students. MA Applied Psychology takes those theories and brings them into practice.

MA Psychology students are taught core theories, research methods and the Science behind human behaviour. MA Applied Psychology students are taught the

Akanksha Yadav

Coding Ninjas does not offer any Counseling/Psychology course. It is a tech-focused platform.