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Faculty of Arts / Humanities & Social Science

B.A. – Psychology

Build Specialized Knowledge for the Future
B.A. – Psychology
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3 Years
Programme Duration
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Undergraduate
Degree / Award
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Faculty of Arts / Humanities & Social Science
Under Faculty
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Regular
Mode of Study
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As per approved intake
Intake Capacity

About B.A. – Psychology

The B.A. – Psychology is an undergraduate programme focused on the scientific study of human behaviour, mental processes, emotions, personality, learning, development, and social interaction. The programme introduces students to major areas of psychology, including basic psychological processes, developmental psychology, social psychology, personality, abnormal psychology, counselling fundamentals, health psychology, educational psychology, and research methods. Students develop an understanding of human behaviour through theoretical learning, practical activities, observation, case studies, psychological assessments, discussions, and research projects. The programme also develops skills in communication, critical thinking, observation, interpersonal understanding, data interpretation, research, and ethical professional practice.

Why Choose B.A. – Psychology?

Understanding Human Behaviour

Develop a strong foundation in the study of human behaviour, thoughts, emotions, motivation, and mental processes.

Psychological Theories

Learn major psychological concepts, perspectives, theories, and approaches used to understand behaviour.

Human Development

Study psychological development across childhood, adolescence, adulthood, and later stages of life.

Social & Personality Psychology

Understand personality, interpersonal relationships, group behaviour, attitudes, social influence, and individual differences.

Research & Assessment Skills

Develop skills in observation, data collection, psychological assessment fundamentals, research methods, and interpretation.

Programme Curriculum

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Laboratories & Facilities

Psychology Laboratory
Psychological Testing & Assessment Facility
Cognitive Psychology Laboratory
Behavioural Observation Facility
Psychology Resource Centre
Psychology Reference Library
Computer & Statistical Analysis Facility
Digital Psychology Resources
Audio-Visual Learning Facility
Case Study & Research Facility
Seminar & Discussion Hall
Research & Project Guidance Facility
▤Eligibility Criteria

Candidates who have passed 10+2 or an equivalent examination from a recognized board may be eligible for admission to the B.A. – Psychology programme, subject to the eligibility criteria and admission rules prescribed by the University.

♟Admission Process
  • Application Submission: Submit the programme application through the prescribed University admission process.
  • Eligibility Verification: Academic qualifications and eligibility are verified according to University norms.
  • Merit / Selection Process: Selection is carried out as per the applicable University admission policy.
  • Document Verification: Submit the required educational and identification documents for verification.
  • Fee Payment: Pay the applicable admission and programme fees as prescribed by the University.
▣Career Opportunities

Graduates of B.A. – Psychology may explore opportunities in education, human resources, social welfare organisations, community development, research institutions, NGOs, behavioural research, training and development, student support services, and other people-oriented sectors. The programme provides a foundation for higher studies in Psychology, Counselling, Clinical Psychology, Industrial and Organisational Psychology, Social Work, Education, Human Resource Management, and related disciplines. Professional roles involving regulated psychological practice, assessment, counselling, or clinical services may require additional qualifications, supervised training, registration, or other requirements prescribed by applicable laws and professional regulations.

₹Fee Structure
  • Admission / Registration Fee: As per University Fee Structure
  • Tuition Fee: As per University Fee Structure
  • Examination Fee: As per University Norms
  • Library / Learning Resources Fee: As applicable
  • Laboratory / Practical Fee: As applicable
  • Psychological Testing / Practical Fee: As applicable
  • Project / Research Fee: As applicable
  • Other University Charges: As per University Norms
  • Total Programme Fee: As per University Fee Structure

Frequently Asked Questions

What is B.A. – Psychology?

B.A. – Psychology is an undergraduate programme focused on the scientific study of human behaviour, mental processes, emotions, personality, development, learning, and social interaction.

Who can apply for B.A. – Psychology?

Candidates who have completed 10+2 or an equivalent examination may apply, subject to the eligibility criteria prescribed by the University.

What is the duration of B.A. – Psychology?

The programme is generally structured as 3 years divided into 6 semesters, subject to the approved University programme structure.

What subjects are covered in B.A. – Psychology?

The programme may cover Introduction to Psychology, Cognitive Psychology, Developmental Psychology, Social Psychology, Personality, Abnormal Psychology, Health Psychology, Counselling, Research Methods, and Psychological Statistics.

Does B.A. – Psychology include practical learning?

Yes. Students may receive practical exposure through psychological experiments, observation, psychological testing fundamentals, case studies, research activities, seminars, and projects.

What skills are developed through B.A. – Psychology?

Students develop observation, communication, critical thinking, research, data interpretation, interpersonal, analytical, and problem-solving skills.

Can B.A. – Psychology prepare students for counselling careers?

The programme provides foundational knowledge of counselling and human behaviour. Professional counselling or psychological practice may require additional qualifications, training, registration, or other requirements depending on the role and applicable regulations.

What career opportunities are available after B.A. – Psychology?

Graduates may explore opportunities in education, human resources, social services, research, NGOs, community programmes, training and development, behavioural research, and other people-oriented sectors.

Can I pursue higher studies after B.A. – Psychology?

Yes. Graduates may pursue postgraduate studies in Psychology, Counselling, Clinical Psychology, Industrial and Organisational Psychology, Social Work, Education, Human Resource Management, and related fields, subject to eligibility.

Is B.A. – Psychology useful for competitive examinations?

Yes. Knowledge of human behaviour, psychology, social issues, research, communication, and analytical thinking can support preparation for various competitive examinations.

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