I'm a B.Com graduate. Can I go for M.Sc psychology?

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Sutapa Moitra | Guide-Level 14

6 years ago

Hi, I am doubtful for B.Com to be eligible for M.Sc Psychology. Eligibility: A student who has passed in BA Or B.Sc Psychology Degree from a recognized university with minimum of 50% aggregate. Students having any other degree such as Bachelor of Social Work BSW BA Sociology, B.Sc. Home Science, BA

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