What is difference between MA in psychology and M.Sc in psychology? I have done my BAMS. Can you let me know the institutes/universities?

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Himanshu Rao | Guide-Level 11

2016-04-28 17:29:23

Both the courses are similar and the difference lies in the kind of approach the course offers. M.Sc is for those who come from a science stream and M.A is for those who are keen to pursue a career in Psychology but hail from a non-science background. There are many institutes in India which are off

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