Psychologist - Career Queries

Hi There, The first thing you need to do to pursue Psychology as a profession, is to reason out why you wish to do this course and what exactly are your plans. As you might be aware Psychology, is related to "Mental well-being" and guiding others to rediscover their own potentials with out being sympathetic but being compassionate towards them. [After 12th, preferably ARTS styream, since the basic of Psychology is learnt in the 11th & 12th. Here you could opt for a BA or B.Sc in Psychology.][1] Though both are 3 years Undergradaute programs, A BA will cover most of the humanities subjkect

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Dear student, Firstly, congratulations for achieving good marks in your 12th exams. Your interest in Psychology is appreciable, given the lack of awareness of [the scope of this field][1].With this percentage, it is possible for you to get admission in a good college under DU. Generall the 1st list cut-offs for some of the colleges are high but with many options to go to, you will get a good college.Under DU, the following colleges offer [a BA Hons in Psychology][2]Daulat Ram College at Maurice NagarIndraprastha College for Women at Shan Nath MargJesus and Mary College at ChanakyapuriKesh

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If you want to become a clinical psychologist, then you should study M.Phil in clinical psychology which must be approved by RCI. For that course MA Psychology from IGNOU is enough. You can get the list of institutions approved by RCI from online. All The Best ??

Typical day of psychologists vary individual to individual according to their specialization. For example, school counselor will have different routine than industrial psychologist. Those psychologist who teach would have different schedule than those who have their private practice. Depending upon specialization, in general, psychologists deal with clients, engage in assessment and psychotherapy, training, teaching and research. Hope I have answered your queries. Best Wishes for your career, Apurva Kumar Pandya

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Hello Thank you for choosing [CareerGuide][1] and writing to us. I appreciate your desire to study Psychology. First of all please do not be worried that a 71% score in 12th level is very low. As said, any mark above 60% is definitely valuable and treated as a first class pass. This well qualifies you for a good college actually. I can understand that [Delhi University][2] is a little bit competitive and requires a very high percentage, but there is no harm in giving a try for Delhi University right? I can understand that you want to study in and around Delhi and also prefers to study at

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1. Psychometric testings like testing - personality, intelligence, academic performance. 2. Therapeutic techniques like Cognitive Behaviour Therapy, REBT, Play therapy. 3. Research methods & techniques.

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