About B.A. (Honours) Psychology
A Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Psychology is a 3–4 year undergraduate degree (depending on the university and NEP structure) that focuses on the scientific study of human behavior, emotions, cognition, personality, and mental processes. The program combines theoretical knowledge with practical training, research methods, and psychological assessments to help students understand individual and group behavior. Graduates gain strong analytical, communication, and counseling skills, preparing them for careers in mental health, education, human resources, research, and social services.
Eligibility Criteria
10+2 in any stream
CUET UG score for central universities
Merit-based admission in some colleges
Minimum 50% in 12th
Syllabus Overview
Introduction to Psychology
Biological Basis of Behaviour
Cognitive Psychology
Developmental Psychology
Communication Skills
Environmental Studies
Social Psychology
Personality Psychology
Abnormal Psychology
Psychological Testing and Assessment
Research Methods in Psychology
Statistics for Psychology
Counselling Psychology
Clinical Psychology
Industrial and Organizational Psychology
Health Psychology
Educational Psychology
Positive Psychology