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Dear Neha
You can do MSc in psycology,either in general or counselling.
Psychologists are scientists who study behavior. Their work usually involves teaching, research, or social service in schools, clinics, government agencies, and private industry. About forty percent are in private practice.Just refer
http://careers.stateuniversity.com/pages/494/Psychologist.html#ixzz0zr5o48Eb
Psychology is a broad field with several areas of specialization. In experimental psychology, for example, psychologists carry out research projects to develop theories about learning, motivation, and other aspects of behavior. Developmental psychologists study the growth and change that takes place throughout life. They may concentrate on one particular stage of development, such as adolescence or old age. Other specialties include educational psychology, comparative psychology, social psychology, and psychometrics.
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Hi Sanju
You can do MSC
The post graduate M.Sc. course in Environmental Science is a specialized course in Environmental Science. The course structure and depth of knowledge is more intense than the graduate level course. But the basics such as the study of physical sciences, environmental biology, earth and atmospheric sciences, and environmental monitoring remain same. The curriculum is flexible for Masters Course too and is similarly updated time to time to allow students assemble knowledge while keeping them abreast of latest developments in the environment. A lot of government and private universities offer masters courses in environmental science.
Environmental Science will be a growing field for the future with the growing concerns about our global warming and climate changes. I'm most certain that lots of other fields will impact this field as minor studies, including ecology, botany, and meteorology.
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Hi,
CAT & GMAT are two separate examinations. CAT is for Indian B-Schools, which has no set pattern or syllabus and is really tough to crack whereas; GMAT is for International Management Schools which has a set pattern and subject areas from where you will face the Questions. For more information on both the examinations please check the links:
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First of all you need to decide on the country you want to do your MBA from if you want to do it from Harvard then you need to appear for GMAT otherwise for CAT. Moreover, if you want to do your degree from Harvard you need to have an outstanding profile which would include your academics, High GMAT score, Extra curricular, and last but not least good amount of work experience, say around 3-5 years.
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Pooja

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We accept CAT, XAT, MAT, GMAT and the scores of State CET . You will be evaluated based on the composite marking system, i.e, you will be shortlisted based on your performance at various stages of your academic life - percentage marks in 10th standard, 12th standard, each year of Graduation or Engineering, and your scores of CAT/XAT/ MAT/ GMAT or State CET along with your relative score the Final Round of Selections that includes a Micro presentation and Personal Interview. You can check our website www.itm.edu for more information, Feel free to contact me on the Toll Free number 1 800 209 9727. You also can write to admissions@itm.edu.

Hi Dear,
You have not mentioned the specific course name which actually you want to pursue kindly let me know so that i can help you with the exact course details .
Singapore is the safest city for students. Its the Asia-Pac regional headquarters for most global organisations and istherefore a hub of major economic activity.One can get the very good exposure in singapore while doing PG course .It is comparatively cheaper than other countries the average expenses can be around 7-10 lacs p.a. ( inclusive of both the cost of living and the tuition fees). You are not allowed to work part- time in Singapore like other countries and it's degrees are worldwide recognized.
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