Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in Psychology is an undergraduate degree that explores the human mind, behavior patterns, emotions, cognition, and social dynamics. Unlike B.A. in Psychology, the B.Sc. version emphasizes scientific methods, biological processes, statistics, and experimental psychology.

This program combines theoretical knowledge with practical applications, research projects, and psychological assessments. Students are trained to understand mental health conditions, behavioral disorders, and human development across life stages.

Key Subjects Include:

• Introduction to Psychology
• Biological & Cognitive Psychology
• Social Psychology
• Developmental Psychology
• Abnormal & Clinical Psychology
• Psychological Statistics & Research Methods
• Counseling Techniques
• Health Psychology
• Organizational/Industrial Psychology
• Psychometrics & Psychological Testing
• Practical Labs & Case Studies

The course also includes internships, field visits to mental health institutions, and supervised casework.

🎓 Eligibility Criteria

• Completion of 10+2 (any stream) from a recognized board.
• Preference is often given to students with Biology or Psychology background.
• Minimum 45–50% aggregate marks (institution-specific).
• No mandatory entrance test in most institutions, though interviews may be conducted.

Graduates of B.Sc. Psychology can pursue roles across mental health services, research, corporate sectors, and education.

Career Options Include:

• Mental Health Counselor (with further qualifications)
• HR Executive / Behavioral Analyst
• Psychometrician / Testing Specialist
• Case Worker / Rehabilitation Assistant
• School / Career Counselor (with PG diploma)
• Research Assistant in Psychology Labs
• NGO / Community Service Worker
• Psychiatric Technician in Hospitals

Further Study Options:

• M.Sc. in Psychology / Clinical Psychology / Neuropsychology
• Post Graduate Diploma in Counseling / Mental Health
• M.Phil. / Ph.D. in Psychology
• Certification in CBT, NLP, or Art Therapy

Psychology is a stepping stone toward careers as clinical psychologists, therapists, behavioral analysts, and mental wellness consultants, especially after postgraduate specialization and licensure.