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2nd March 2011, 05:47 PM
nisha_arth
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Is there any option to do M.Phil correspondence in Clinical Psychology?


do hwe have a option to do m.phil correspondence in clinical psychology




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20th August 2011, 03:28 AM
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Default Re: Is there any option to do M.Phil correspondence in Clinical Psychology?

yes it is possible check that attachment
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do hwe have a option to do m.phil correspondence in clinical psychology
hi,
you can do correspondence course in clinical psychology..institutes offering these courses are
1.kasturba medical college-manipal,karnataka
2.amity institute ofpsychology and allied sciences-noida,u.p
3.jawaharlal nehru university-new delhi
4.saurashtra university-rajkot,gujarath
5.yashwanthrao chavan open university-nashik,maharashtra
6.gulbarga university-gulbarga,karnataka
7.utkal university-bubaneshwar,orissa
8.apex college of management-new delhi
wish you good luck
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26th November 2011, 05:32 PM
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Default Re: Is there any option to do M.Phil correspondence in Clinical Psychology?

I WANT TO BECOME A PSYCHIATRIST,SO WHAT SHOULD I DO?
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