Approved By: UGC
Duration: 2 Years |
Eligibility: Graduation |
Course Duration: Two Year (Semester System)
Course Eligibility : Graduation in any Stream with at least 50 % marks or Equivqlent CGPA
Admission Criteria: Merit in qualifying examination, subject to eligibility criteria.
Entrance/Eligibility Test: As per University Rules
Programme Mode: Regular
Course Syllabus
Semester - I
Course Title |
Theories and Systems of Psychology I |
Social Psychology I |
Experimental and Cognitive Psychology I |
Research Methodology I |
Practicum I |
Semester - II
Theories and Systems of Psychology II |
Social Psychology II |
Experimental and Cognitive Psychology II |
Research Methodology II |
Practicum II |
Note: Any three electives from Sr. No. (1) to (12) can be taken by the students, in addition to compulsory courses at Sr. No. (13) and (14). There shall be choice based credit system. The students shall have the option of taking up one four credit course in each of the semesters from other disciplines. Likewise the students from other disciplines shall have the option of taking up one fourcredit course from among the optional papers,per semester. Each semester shall be of 18 credits (sixteen credits for theory and 2 credits for practicals).
Semester - III
Organizational PsychologyI |
Child Psychopathology I |
Life Span Developmental Psychology I |
Clinical Psychology : Psychodiagnostics |
Clinical Disorders |
Counselling Psychology : Professional Foundation |
Counselling Psychology : Approaches and Appraisal |
Sports PsychologyI |
Positive Psychology |
Health Psychology I |
Media Psychology |
Behavioral Economics |
Research Methodology and Statistics I |
Practicum |
Semester - IV
Organizational PsychologyII |
Industrial Psychology |
Clinical Psychology : Prevention and Intervention |
Sports Psychology II |
Applied Counselling : Specialties in Practice of Counselling |
Applied Counselling : Educational and Career Counselling |
Life Span Developmental Psychology II |
Child Psychopathology II |
Health Psychology II |
Para Psychology |
Research Methodology and |
StatisticsII (Compulsory) |
Practicumï |