Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Clinical Psychology

Overview

The BSc in Clinical Psychology provides foundational scientific training in understanding human emotions, behavior, cognition, and mental health disorders. Students develop analytical and research skills through structured coursework, case studies, psychological testing, and supervised practical exposure. The curriculum includes psychopathology, developmental psychology, cognitive processes, counseling basics, and clinical research methods. Graduates develop a strong theoretical and practical grounding that prepares them for roles in mental health support or further studies such as MSc Clinical Psychology, Counseling Psychology, or Applied Psychology. As mental health awareness continues to grow, trained psychology graduates are increasingly in demand across hospitals, rehabilitation centers, schools, NGOs, and corporate wellness sectors.

Eligibility

1. Completed 10+2 or equivalent from a recognized board.
2. Minimum 45%–50% aggregate marks (varies by institution).
3. Students with Psychology in Class 12 may get preference (not mandatory).
4. Entrance exam may be required depending on the college.
5. Age requirement: Minimum 17 years (varies slightly).

Minimum Education