Will there be any problem to pursue M.Sc psychology after BA psychology? Will the university permit me for the same?

I completed my BA in psychology and want to pursue M.Sc in psychology.

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Meghna Sharma | Contributor-Level 6

9 years ago

Of course, there is. You're shifting from psychology to psychiatry and both of them are very different, as M.Sc. in psychology will need medical knowledge, which includes knowledge about prescribing medicines, perform electric therapy, and so on. However, BA in psychology is very different and basic

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Surya J | Beginner-Level 2

9 years ago

Thank you for the reply but all universities are offering MSc psychology eligibility any degree for exampleB.R. Ambedkar Open University and Acharya Nagarjuna University Andhra Pradesh are offering this course. So please kindly guide!

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