I've completed my B.Com and now I'm almost through my B.Ed. I am quite interested in psychology. Can I opt for an M.A in psychology now?
I am really interested in appearing for the National Eligibility Test in psychology and later pursuing a PhD in the same field. The eligibility criteria for both is a master's in the same field. Hence, I want to know if I can opt for it. P.S: I really love teaching and I want to teach psychology.
Asked by jahaan tinwala
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Definitely you can join M.A. Psychology course, As per my knowledge, Psychology is a field of research that focuses on the behavior of humans and animals. Psychology as a source of knowledge has found its use in various fields such as health, industry, organisation, clinic, forensics, and many more. Psychology was once considered part of Science but is now widely used in humans. Psychology actually teaches individuals to think critically, regardless of the situation which plays an important role mainly in research and is integrated throughout their studies. M.A. Psychology course aims to ensure that the students have access to all the...more
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Yes, you can do MA in psychology after the same. Good luck. -
Hello,
A curious mind is a mind that grows. However, mere curiosity shouldn't make you change the course of your career as a whole. Think about it. Of course you can switch to Psychology, but reading books about Psychology and finding it interesting and making a career out of it are two completely different aspects. You should look into the career prospects first. And even if you do, maybe a career in Industrial Psychology would be helpful for you, as you're already connected to the line of B.Com.
I hope it helped.
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