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IFIM has the right mixture of academic professionalism, a welcoming atmosphere and a vibrant social hub that helps a student grow on a professional as well as personal level. The campus is equipped with state of the art facilities. The classrooms have access to digital media for online learning as well as virtual classes. There are dedicated labs for Finance and Analytics. We also have a Startup Foundry for entrepreneurship students. Marketing is offered as a core specialization with a basket of subjects to choose from. The department has the most renowned names associated with it as professors and the curriculum is designed keeping in mind the needs of the industry.

Normally, you can enroll for a neuro psychology course at Masters level.The only problem is that some colleges require a B.Sc degree in psychology. To resolve this problem, look for the colleges that offer Neuro-psychology course and you can contact them. If you had Science at +2 level, then it will also add to your resume.Last but not the least,prepare for entrance exams as most prestigious institutes will require you to pass their entrance exams,either written or interview or both. You can refer to following links for further details-
How do I do my masters in Neuropsychology in India? Please don't tell me the course doesn't even exist here.
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Hi Kajal,
BA graduates do plenty of things with their lives:
1. They appear for government jobs: Banking jobs, SSC Railway and even civil services. They appear for almost every exam.
2. They go for Law (LLB): Many want to become a lawyer. Humanities study give them edge also. Many lawyers and judges have arts background before law.
3. Some also go for MBA: Arts background students have edge in CAT exams as IIMs looking for diversity. Many arts students try management also mostly in Marketing and HR which are less quant heavy.
4. Majority go for higher studies in their respective fields: A BA in history will go for MA in history and then either a teaching position or a lecturer position in colleges.
5. Teaching career: Arts students mostly B.Ed or PhD and go for teaching career either in school or in university.
6. Journalism as a career: A chunk of population also chooses this field. Many top journalists have arts background.
7. Social work / Social Entrepreneurship: Humanity studies make them socially aware. They know the problems of society. Thus many choose to work in NGOs and some open their own.

Hello, There is no age limit criteria to apply for the UGC NET Exam. Any one at any age can appear in the UGC NET Exam. To apply for the JRF Scholarship you need to be not more than 30 years of age. (35 years for the female and Reserved candidates). The UGC NET Exam is mainly conducted for the candidates from all age limit. The candidates more than the above age limit can apply for the Lectureship Posts at different colleges and Universities of India. To become eligible for the UGC NET Exam-https://www.eduncle.com/cbse-ugc-net-exam its essential to do post-graduation in any field with the percentage of 55 % marks (50% for Reserved category candidates). If you want to make career in the lectureship programme the UGC NET Exam is the best career option.