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Hello. Glad to hear you want to pursue Psychology. Mental health requires more awareness and is a growing field since the need for it is building. To answer your questions: 1. After Std X, you need to study Psychology in Class 11,12, followed by a graduate degree of 3 years (BA/BSc) with a full major (6 subjects) in Psychology. Thereafter, you will need to do a 2 year Post Graduation (MA/MSc) in Psychology with a specialisation in Clinical Psychology, which will qualify you to be Psychologist. To be a registered Clinical Psychologist, you will then need to do a 2 year MPhil from a recognised institute. So total education of 10+2+3+2+2 for a Clinical Psychologist. 2. Starting salary for a Psychologist is around Rs. 20,000 per month on average, but tends to vary depending on industry and location. 3 & 4. Psychology is an interesting subject and requires a lot of reading. It was not difficult to study, but requires hard work. Work as a Psychologist is very interesting and every client you see is different.

I would suggest you try to do an “observership” at a place of your interest, depending on where you think you would like to work in the future.

Working in a hospital setting or with patients with mental illnesses can get intense and draining. You will need to train yourself well enough so that it does not affect you personally.

Yes you can make your carrier in this field, first you have to complete graduation with main subject psychology, than masters in clinical or counseling psychology than you will be a psychologist and if you want to take license so you have to do m. Phil or professional diploma in clinical psychology

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