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

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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.

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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.

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