Which has more scope: BA, Psychology or Sociology?

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a week ago

There is no single subject with more scope for everyone. Psychology can suit students interested in human behaviour, counselling and research, while Sociology is useful for social research, NGOs, public policy and competitive exams. A broader BA can work well when the aim is to explore different sub

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BA Psychology generally has broader career scope, especially in counselling, HR, education, and mental-health-related fields. Sociology offers strong opportunities in social research, NGOs, civil services, and development sectors. It's upto your own preference now, I have done BA Psychology from Qua

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Rakesh chand
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BA Psychology course is good option for course after 12th.After this course students can Apply for various private and government sectors.Many health sectors also provide good jobs in this sectors.Quantum University situated in Roorkee Uttarakhand Provide this course with quite affordable fees.The e

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5 months ago

Psychology has the most scope in terms of salary growth and job demand, especially in mental health, HR, and corporate sectors. BA General offers the widest flexibility for government jobs and higher studies. Sociology has strong scope in NGOs, research, and policy.

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