Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Psychology is a 3-year undergraduate program that dives into the scientific study of the human mind and behavior. The course covers emotional, cognitive, developmental, and social aspects of psychology, equipping students with both theoretical knowledge and practical skills.

This program helps students understand human behavior in different contexts — from individual therapy to organizational management — and prepares them for a wide range of professional and academic pursuits.

Key Subjects Include:

• Introduction to Psychology
• Developmental Psychology
• Social Psychology
• Abnormal Psychology
• Cognitive Psychology
• Biological Bases of Behavior
• Counseling and Psychotherapy Techniques
• Psychological Testing and Assessment
• Research Methodology and Statistics
• Organizational Behavior (optional)
• Health Psychology and Stress Management

The course often includes practical labs, internships, field work, case studies, and research projects to provide real-world exposure.

🎓 Eligibility Criteria

• Completion of 10+2 (any stream) from a recognized board.
• Minimum 45%–50% aggregate marks (may vary by institution).
• Interest in human behavior, mental health, and social sciences is beneficial.
• Admissions are typically merit-based; some universities may conduct interviews.

Graduates of BA in Psychology can build careers in diverse and meaningful fields, including:

• Psychologist (after further studies)
• Counselor (School, Career, Rehabilitation)
• Human Resource Executive
• Social Worker / NGO Coordinator
• Market Research Analyst
• Mental Health Support Worker
• Corporate Trainer / Behavioral Coach
• Content Developer for Psychology and Education Platforms
• Public Health Educator
• Research Assistant in Psychological Studies

Many students opt for further studies like MA/M.Sc. in Psychology, Clinical Psychology, Organizational Psychology, or professional certifications in counseling and psychotherapy.