What should I do? I am in standard 12th with PCB and psychology as my subjects and am interested in doing social work course from TISS.

I am from Aurangabad belong to a doctorate family.

97 Views|3 Followers|Posted 8 years ago

Asked by Kanchan Duthade

1 Answer

Sort by:

Answered by

Nivetha Sakthivel | Contributor-Level 6

8 years ago

First of all, I appreciate to choose this take social work as a career. After your 12th, you can do any undergraduate degree and then, apply for social work in your post graduate in TISS, which is a hub of social workers. For under graduation, you can choose any degree either psychology or social wo

Upvote

Similar Questions for you

Do Saint Louis University alumni guide and mentor Indian students?

Akash Gaur

Yes, SLU alumni actively guide and support current Indian students via dedicated programs and networking initiatives. They do this primarily via:

SLU Connections, a online career advising programme that allows students to connect with alumni
Mentor Collective platform, which pairs current students wi

Vipra Panda

Yes, Indian students can return to practice in India. However, to practice as a registered Clinical Psychologist, your international qualifications must be recognised and certified by the Rehabilitation Council of India (RCI). Be sure to choose an international programme whose clinical training hour

Loveleen Patra

The GRE requirement varies by country. Most universities across the UK, Australia, and Europe do not require GRE scores. However, competitive graduate programs in the United States and Canada frequently require the GRE General Test, and top-tier clinical psychology programs may also mandate the GRE

Raj Vimal

An MA (Bachelor/Master of Arts) centers on the theoretical, descriptive, and social aspects of human behavior. Making it ideal for counseling, humanities, and social work tracks.

An MSc (Bachelor/Master of Science) focuses heavily on empirical research, biological systems, neurochemistry, and advance

Riya Kumari

You may take BA English, Sociology, philosophy, Political science, Home science. So that you can shift to MA psychology.