Is it possible for me to get a Masters in Psychology and Literature in India?

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Yes, you could pursue Master's degrees in Psychology and Literature in India, but they would typically be two different master's programs. Here's how you could go around it:

Master's degree in Psychology: Some of the major Indian universities are Delhi University; University of Calcutta; IGNOU; Tata

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