r/Psychology_India

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Hello everyone, I am a PhD Research Scholar conducting academic research on public acceptance of regulated cannabis legalization in India. As part of my research, I am collecting responses through a short anonymous questionnaire.

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u/alexanderakshay — 13 hours ago

MBA or PhD: The Path Forward?

I am 24 F, completed my masters in psychology last year and am GATE and NET qualified. Have been taking up hr internships since then as I have had no luck with jobs till now.

I am really worried about my career. I am turning 25 soon and it’s starting to get me- the pressure to settle, peers moving ahead in life, no fancy titles or degrees on my resume.

I am really anxious and confused at this point. What should I do next? Should I do an MBA or a PhD or just keep finding jobs?

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u/Kooky-Wedding-8695 — 6 hours ago
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BA program (sociology+psychology) at JMC OR Ba psychology hons at Aryabhatta?

My score is enough to get me into JMC s ba psychology+sociology program , DRCs ba program philosophy+psychology and Gargis Ba program English+psychology

and into Aryabhattas ba psychology hons program.

So what should I pick.

I'm someone who wants to either get into the Ma clinical psychology RCI approved program in india n become clinical Psychologist or go abroad for masters and later get into research or something but ultimately do something in the psychology field itself.

So what should I pick out of the two???

(I'll also opt for 4th year if i do program)

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u/sillywilly0809 — 11 hours ago

MA Clinical Psychology Amity

hi! has anyone done their masters in clinical psychology from amity noida? if yes what was the admission process like? what all questions were asked in the interview

also how is the course curriculum. i’ve heard mixed reviews. it would be really helpful if some of you can give honest feedback on what the course looks like and how was your experience at the university

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u/sillylittlewacadoo — 6 hours ago
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PDCP course in India: Is it worth it? Fees, recognition & career prospects?

Hi everyone,
I’m considering enrolling in the PDCP course and wanted to get some opinions from people who have completed it or are familiar with it.
I have a few questions:
• What is the current fee for the course?
• Is it recognized and valued by employers in India?
• Does it improve job opportunities in psychology/counselling?
• Would you recommend it, or are there better alternatives for someone planning to build a career in mental health?
I’d really appreciate hearing about your experiences and any advice. Thanks!

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u/pussy-riot — 10 hours ago

Which college is good for bsc psychology??

Hey someone please i help i am so confused. I want to pursue bsc psychology but i am confused that which college is good. Please no promotion just honest review. I am thinking of graphic era btw. My budget is 12 lakh max for everything. Please help someone😭😭

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u/bloodysweetcandy — 10 hours ago

Can I call myself a therapist?

I am currently doing a NHCA Psychotherapy and Psychodynamics course. I have completed several other certificate courses that allow me to call myself a practitioner. After completing the current course, I have an opportunity to do an internship under my mentor. After I complete everything, will I be able to call myself a therapist?

I know I'm not allowed to diagnose anyone or give them any treatment that I'm not certified for. I am never going to call myself a psychologist unless I complete my bachelor and master degree.

I have started a club and many people come for help. Most of them do not understand the term practitioner. So can I legally call myself a therapist after the course or internship is completed?

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u/Miss_Soha — 18 hours ago

Medicine after psychology???

One of my friends has completed BA. psychology and is now planning to pursue MBBS/MD. He asked me whether it's a good decision. Although I think he's already made up his mind... I was wondering if he eventually becomes a doctor, will his psychology degree give him any advantage?

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u/Mirza-al-Akhbari — 17 hours ago

online counselling ??

Hi, I'm looking to access counseling from indian psychologists/therapists once a week online. I'll be calling from New Zealand..

what are some good resources or websites to access these services?

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u/Juubito899 — 15 hours ago

Realisty of becoming clinical psychologist in India pt1

A university from south India openly asks for 23 lc for a single seat for m.clinc.psy including tusion fees without entrance examination for a regulated course under RCI

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u/blackbeast49 — 1 day ago