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How to become a psychologist? Which degree is required?what is a scope in india.should we do it or its to become a dietician?
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Candidates must appear for several entrance exams in order to get enrolled in top psychology colleges such as IPU CET, NPAT and CUET
Aspirants must complete graduation as well as post-graduation such as BA in Psychology, B.Sc in Psychology, and MA or Msc in Psychology
Candidates are required to acquire additional skills to pursue mpsy.or post graduate diploma
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Ms. Sanjana Dugad
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4 yrs exp
Pune
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You would need to enroll for a BA or BSc followed by MA, MSc & MPhil in Psychology to practice as a psychologist. There is a lot of scope in India - you just need to tap into the right resources and build a good network. Try to get as much internship experience as you can through your UG and grad school.
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I help students with career counseling. Feel free to reach out if you are interested
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