2. Introduction
Psychology is the study of human behavior and mental
processes. Psychologists study a person’s reactions,
emotions, and behavior, and apply their understanding
of that behavior to treat the associated behavioral
problems. Treatment is focused on therapy and
counseling, rather than prescribing medications for a
“quick fix.” Psychologists are therefore responsible for
identifying psychological, emotional, and/or behavioral
issues, as well as diagnosing any specific disorders, by
using information gleaned from patient interviews,
patient’s tests and records, and medical reference
materials.
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3. Eligibility
For Bachelor programme in psychology - 10+2
For Post graduate courses in psychology - Bachelor
degree in psychology
For Ph.D./ M.Phil - PG or Diploma in psychology
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4. Job Prospects
The nature of work of a psychologist is influenced
most by the areas of specialisation in the subject.
They work in a number of different settings,
including universities and colleges, primary and
secondary schools, government agencies, private
industry, hospitals, clinics, and private practices.
They are also employed in social welfare
organizations, research establishments,
rehabilitation centres, prisons, child/ youth guidance
centres, advertising industry and in a variety of other
set-ups.
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5. The average pay for a Clinical Psychologist is Rs
319,515 per year.
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