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Hello harpeet,
A confusion at this stage is obvious but a firm decision needs to be made. Choose on the basis of where your potentials and interest lies.
As such if your ultimate aim is pursuing an HR course then a graduation in psychology would be a closer option. Or else a graduation in management like BMS or BBA.
As a counselor, I would suggest that it would be good if you undertake an Aptitude test or career counseling test which would highlight your strengths, potentials and aptitude and will help you make a confirmed choice.
Hope thiz helps.
Wish you good luck...
Dear Aspirant,
You are a Science student and your inclining areas are very diverse. Confusion is natural but it would have been fine if it was related to science fields, but you are also thinking of psychology and philosophy. Philosophy and Psychology are not the subjects in Science stream so how do you know that you are interested in it? Also, you are also thinking of Neuroscience which is a core scientific medical career. You are also thinking of BBA HR which is a commerce related career. In all, you are thinking of all the three streams - Arts.Commerce.Science.
Assessing your real interests, aptitude is very much required in your case to remove the confusion. I would ask you to take the Ideal Career Test from CareerGuide.com. This psychometric test will identify these aspects and suggest you the ideal career option you should take and remove all the confusion you have.
Best wishes
There are many courses for you to choose from, but your interest is of utmost importance. If you want to pursue psychology, then just focus on this stream, nothing can be more demanding than Psychology, its really, a good subject and has a good scope as well, by studying Psychologist you can become a psychologist in various dimensions, depending on your inclination, a counsellor etc. These areas are very much different from Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) in HR, I personally would recommend you to pursue psychology.
Obtain a bachelors degree in psychology from a government institution. you can opt for psychology even if you psychology was not among your subjects in class 12th. The top colleges that provide bachelors are as follows -
Do the jobs after graduation really exit ..? The answer is, they do exist but the salary and opportunities and really less.
The salary provided would be around 10–15k. It is suggested to pursue your degree in masters and then look for jobs. To know more about this corse .link:- https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-scope-available-jobs-of-a-psychology-degree-in-India
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