Is there any scope for psychology in India after finishing Masters in psychology in Europe or any other country?

I am a final sem student of engineering and I am interested in psychology and hence planning to do my Masters via that, will my UG cause any trouble because I saw some posts like in India, there is a less scope for psychology. Can you help and let me know if it's a good choice?

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Asked by Vishwas Kashyap

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Aroon Bae | Contributor-Level 9

8 years ago

Hello Vishwas, Well, no course will guarantee you a job, even an engineer may be left jobless for few months or so depending on the market situation. In such a situation it depends on your academic performance and networking skills and also your hidden passions. Psychology has immense scope all ov

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