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help me clarify my doubts about what i should do after completing my B.A., as i want to become a clinical psychologist.

i had psychology as one of my optional subjects in 11th and 12th. i have completed my B.A., which was a 3 year course with 3 major subjects, from one of the colleges under the university of rajasthan. my total percentage for the 3 years is 77%.

now i am thinking about pursuing a 4th year in psychology under the same college i completed my B.A. from.

should i pursue a 4th year in psychology after B.A.? or should i opt for M.A. in psychology and then M.A. in clinical psychology? What will be more beneficial? I just wanna know the route to become a clinical psychologist in india.

it's very confusing because i have no proper personal guidance.

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u/Queatles_Quests_4_8 — 8 days ago

i have never went to a salon.

i can preface this by saying i've never gone to a salon, ever. i've never had a haircut either, just plain and simple long hair with horrendously badly cut bangs at home. i used to have super long hair when i was in school. my mother used to take care of it by using whatever indian hair oil we had. it was the best! my hair was the thickest and super shiny, even though we never used conditioner back then. used only shampoo once or twice every week.

after covid and rapid weight loss due to some deficiencies i didn’t know i had, i lost a lot of my hair density and started cutting my hair at home by watching those wolf cut tutorials on youtube. it was a mistake because it’s been 3–4 years, and i've only been able to grow my hair a little past my shoulders. i dont trust anyone to cut my hair either.

now, i only prefer bangs with a little layers and honestly want to regrow my hair as long and healthy as possible.

u/Queatles_Quests_4_8 — 5 months ago