My daughter is Arts student. Can she pursue Psychology after 12?
Yes, your daughter can purse Psychology after 12th Arts. Many universities offer B.A. psychology or B.Sc. Psychology. Arts students are eligible for B.A. Psychology. Some top colleges include Delhi University, jamia millia Islamia, Christ University, Banaras Hindi University, and Ashoka University.
Yes, she can do Psychology after 12th Arts. She can go for B.A. Psychology or B.A. (Hons) Psychology in many colleges.
Yes, both Science and Art stream students can pursue psychology for Art students. After class 12th, students have to complete BA in Psychology related fields, and for Science, students have to complete B.Sc by completing graduation. They can take psychology as a major in MA or in MSc.
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