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I completed my M.Sc Psychology (Correspondence).am i eligible for PhD Psychology..Tell me if I can do PhD Psychology

Yes, you are eligible to do PhD in Psychology. It has wide areas of study. You can do Psychology in different areas as,

• Criminal/Forensic Psychology
• Clinical Psychology
• General Psychology and more.

Eligibility:

• Candidate must have graduation degree or master degree
• Should have 3.0 GPA or more in academics.

Course includes:

• Psychology theories and practice
• Psychology and ethics
• Human Development
• Research Methodology
• Statistics
• Diagnosing Psychopathology and more

Career Opportunities:

• Forensic Department
• Neuro Psychologist
• Social Psychologist
• Developmental Psychologist
• Private Consultant and more.

Institutes offering PhD in Psychology:

• Bharathiar University
• JNTU
• Osmania University
• Delhi University
• Annamalai University and more

For Ph.D in Psychology you must have a Master's degree in Psychology with at least 55% marks from a recognized university.

You must also try to qualify UGC NET, so that you can get admission in top colleges for your Ph.D program. Most of the top colleges in India prefer candidates who have qualified UGC NET. Therefore, make sure you are well prepared for this exam.

Most of the universities also conduct entrance examination for those candidates who don't have a NET scorecard for the vacant Ph.D seats. Therefore, you can apply for Ph.D entrance conducted by the respective University.

Hence, you can definitely apply for Ph.D after your master degree completion, but make sure you have got very good marks in your masters.

I have completed my MBA in human resource management. Am i eligible to do ph.d in psychology!!????

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I completed my M.Sc Psychology (Correspondence).am i eligible for PhD Psychology..Tell me if I can do PhD Psychology

Candidates need to have a postgraduate degree in Psychology from a recognized educational board as a minimum eligibility criterion to apply for the course. You can do this for your career growth prospects