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The PhD in Psychology helps the research scholar to have a better insight about the behavioral and mental process of the human beings. The course work emphasizes on the various tools and techniques used in research and also provides deeper knowledge about the quantitative and qualitative analysis in research. PhD programme in Psychology encourages research Scholars to conduct research in the areas like Social Psychology, Cognitive Psychology, Cross –Cultural Psychology and Social Cognition. Thus, the research scholars can contribute for the development of Inter disciplinary research which in turn helps life missions that integrate psychological understanding to life.

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100 Best universities for Social Psychology in India

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Below is a list of best universities in India ranked based on their research performance in Social Psychology. A graph of 801K citations received by 89.7K academic papers made by 309 universities in India was used to calculate publications' ratings, which then were adjusted for release dates and added to final scores.

We don't distinguish between undergraduate and graduate programs nor do we adjust for current majors offered. You can find information about granted degrees on a university page but always double-check with the university website.

1. Indian Institute of Science

For Social Psychology

2. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur

3. Indian Institute of Technology Delhi

4. Indian Institute of Technology Madras

5. Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee

6. Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur

7. University of Delhi

8. National Institute of Mental Health and Neuro Sciences

9. Indian Institute of Technology Bombay

10. Post Graduate Institute of Medical Education and Research

11. All India Institute of Medical Sciences Delhi

12. Banaras Hindu University

13. VIT University

14. Manipal Academy of Higher Education

15. Anna University

16. Symbiosis International University

17. Aligarh Muslim University

18. Jadavpur University

19. Amity University

20. Tata Institute of Fundamental Research

21. Indian Statistical Institute

22. Jawaharlal Nehru University

23. Christ University

24. Amrita University

25. Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati

26. University of Hyderabad

27. Punjabi University Patiala

28. University of Calcutta

29. Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology

30. Birla Institute of Technology and Science

31. University of Kalyani

32. National Institute of Technology, Rourkela

33. Delhi Technological University

34. Sardar Vallabhbhai National Institute of Technology, Surat

35. National Islamic University

36. Savitribai Phule Pune University

37. Indian School of Mines

38. Panjab University

39. University of Mumbai

40. Indian Institute of Technology Hyderabad

41. University of Allahabad

42. Pondicherry University

43. National Institute of Technology, Tiruchirappalli

44. Guru Nanak Dev University

45. King George's Medical University

46. Indian Institute of Engineering Science and Technology, Shibpur

47. Malaviya National Institute of Technology, Jaipur

48. Tata Institute of Social Sciences

49. IMS Unison University

50. Lovely Professional University

51. National Institute of Technology, Karnataka

52. Indian Institute of Technology Patna

53. SRM Institute of Science and Technology

54. National Institute of Technology, Kurukshetra

55. Annamalai University

56. Bharathiar University

57. University of Jammu

58. KIIT University

59. Motilal Nehru National Institute of Technology Allahabad

60. Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University

61. Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific Research

62. Jaypee Institute of Information Technology

63. Mangalore University

64. National Institute of Technology, Durgapur

65. Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education and Research

66. Osmania University

67. National Institute of Technology, Silchar

68. National Institute of Technology, Calicut

69. Sanjay Gandhi Post Graduate Institute of Medical Sciences

70. Chandigarh University

71. Andhra University

72. National Institute of Technology, Warangal

73. University of Kashmir

74. Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University

75. Karnatak University

76. Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda

77. Siksha O Anusandhan University

78. Cochin University of Science and Technology

79. Maulana Azad National Institute of Technology

80. Bangalore University

81. University of Burdwan

82. SASTRA University

83. Chitkara University - Punjab

84. Narsee Monjee Institute of Management and Higher Studies

85. Swami Vivekananda Yoga Anusandhana Samsthana University

86. Institute of Chemical Technology

87. Guru Jambheshwar University of Science and Technology

88. Indian Institute of Technology Indore

89. Birla Institute of Technology

90. University of Mysore

91. University of Madras

92. Gandhi Institute of Technology and Management

93. Kurukshetra University

94. University of Rajasthan

95. University of Petroleum and Energy Studies

96. Indian Institute of Technology, BHU

97. Visvesvaraya National Institute of Technology

98. National Institute of Technology, Hamirpur

99. University of Lucknow

100. Nirma University

The best cities to study Social Psychology in India based on the number of universities and their ranks are Bangalore , Kharagpur , Delhi , and Chennai .

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Learn from faculty with extensive research expertise and be a part of their worldwide collaborative networks
Be part of a department with a diverse research culture emphasizing psychology as an empirical science within a liberal arts framework
In-depth research methodology, statistics, ethics, pedagogy, and writing training opportunities, as well as programming skills.
Fully funded PhD fellowships with a competitive stipend (currently INR 38,000 pm for JRF and INR 43,000 pm for SRF, subjected to annual review)
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A thriving inclusive and multicultural academic community

Master’s Degree or equivalent (M.Tech or MPhil) in Psychology, Neuroscience, Cognitive Science, Biology, Life Sciences, Computer Science, Mathematics, Statistics, Economics, Social Sciences. Students with BTech degree are also eligible. All candidates need a minimum score of 55% in their respective degrees.

We are particularly looking for candidates who have a passion for research, who are highly motivated and can create and take forward their own ideas in research. We value candidates who enjoy collaboration and forging work with a sense of team spirit.

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Two letters of recommendation The letters should be from current or former professors, academic/ professional advisors or supervisors who know your academic work and/or are in a good position to assess your professionalism, aptitude towards research, individual strengths and weaknesses.
Personal statement (1000-1500 words)

Prior to writing the essay, please visit the program website and faculty webpages to know what sort of research is being pursued in the department prior to writing your statement. In your statement, you should identify at least 2 faculty members whose work might interest you, and who could become your prospective thesis advisor.

Use this essay to state what draws you to research with emphasis on your reasons of interest in the Psychology PhD program at Ashoka University. In addition you might want to consider these questions: How do you think your academic background is related or ties into the research you want to conduct? What kind of research do you want to conduct, in broad terms at the Department of Psychology at Ashoka University? Who are the two faculty members who can become your prospective thesis advisor(s)? What skill sets and experiences do you have already that can help you attain your research goals? How can the program help you attain the goals, and what do you hope to learn?

In addition, you may give the admissions committee any information about your life, your long term and short term career goals or anything else that you deem crucial for the committee to know, in order to make a decision on your application.

One original sample of academic writing

This can be your undergraduate or master’s thesis, a project report, a term paper that you wrote for a course. The work has to be completely original, and will be checked for evidences of plagiarism. Any plagiarism detected can lead your application to be summarily rejected.

Prospective applicants are advised to consult these books before preparing their application materials:

American Psychological Association (Ed.). (2007). Getting in: A step-by-step plan for gaining admission to graduate school in psychology . Washington, DC: American Psychological Association.

Keith-Spiegel, P., & Wiederman, M. W. (2000). The complete guide to graduate school admission: Psychology, counseling, and related professions . New York, NY: Psychology Press.

Ph.D. admission will be based on a written test at the Ashoka University campus in Sonepat, followed by a personal interview.

The duration, number of questions and weightage of the sections included in the admission test will also be released at this time. Candidates are requested to carefully go through the syllabus and prepare accordingly.

Names of the applicants accepted for admission will be uploaded on the PhD page of the program website (accepted and waitlisted etc.).

When the name of the candidate appears on the website as selected, the candidate has one month to accept or decline the admission offer. The program will consider an offer declined if we don’t hear back via email from the accepted applicant within one month. In case of a wait list, the program will then consider those applicants. Applicants will be expected to arrive and settle when Monsoon semester starts, which is usually in the last week of August.

Structure of the admission test

The test will have two sections. The first section is mandatory for all applicants. It will test their general aptitude, basic analytical skills, understanding of academic integrity and ethical practices in research, and statistical literacy.

Syllabus for the first section:

Numerical abilities: Grade 10 mathematics as per CBSE/ICSE/International school boards

Academic integrity and research ethics: What is academic integrity and why is it required?

What is plagiarism (including self-plagiarism)? Citing, summarizing, paraphrasing and quoting others’ work. https://usingsources.fas.harvard.edu/

Responsible conduct of research: For any epidemiological/intervention based/ investigative/observational studies involving humans: http://www.who.int/ethics/research/en/

For animal research: https://www.aaalac.org/accreditation/RefResources/IGP2012.pdf

Statistics: Empirical methods in science, constructs and their operationalization into variables, continuous and discontinuous variables, scales, reliability and validity, frequencies, distributions, central tendencies: Mean, median, mode; measures of dispersion; graphical representation of data; correlation and covariance; standard normal distribution; sampling error of the mean and standard error; hypothesis testing; Type I and Type II errors; t-tests; chi square test; ANOVA (all types, including post hoc tests and corrections); and regression (simple and multiple); non-parametric statistics; confidence intervals, power analysis, and effect size.

Rather than mathematical derivations and formulations, questions will test applied aspects of these statistical concepts. You will be tested on

Your ability to interpret graphical data
Spot data inconsistencies and errors on graphical representations
Understanding of errors than compromise reliability and validity of a study
How to operationalize constructs into variables
What sort of experimental designs merit which kind of statistical tests to be applied
Interpreting test scores and what can you conclude about experimental results from statistical testing of data

A good resource to prepare apart from any college level statistical course material: http://onlinestatbook.com/

Statistical skills involving latent variable modeling (in various forms), meta-analysis, and time series analysis will not be tested.

The second section will be grouped into five subsections out of which candidates will choose any three. Questions will be grouped according to the core domains in psychology: Biological, Developmental, Clinical, Social, Cognitive and Measurements and Methodologies. This section will follow the syllabus of the subject GRE test in psychology. Please use the following link to obtain the syllabus and sample questions.

https://www.ets.org/s/gre/pdf/practice_book_psych.pd f. The following textbook might provide a good starting point for preparation:

Passer, M. W., & Smith, R. E. (2004). Psychology: The science of mind and behavior (2nd ed.). New York, NY: McGraw-Hill.

There are also several commercially available study guides which can help you prepare for this part of the test regardless of your academic background.

The PhD program will include academic and research training as well as ethical and career development training. The first two years (one year, in case of M.Phil./ M.Tech. entrants) will be heavily tilted to coursework and professional development and career planning workshops. Students need a minimum of 24 coursework credits to advance to PhD candidacy in year 3. To maintain good academic standing in order to receive your fellowship, all PhD students are required to maintain a minimum GPA of 7.5 (i.e. A minimum grade of B- or above) for all coursework .

From third year onwards, gradually the research components will start to predominate, and years 4 and 5 will be more or less research centric. Three activities will be suggested for all PhD students through their tenure at the Department of Psychology at Ashoka University.

Psychology Journal Club: Every week a student will present a journal article. Attendance is mandatory for all PhD students. Senior students will present in the earlier part of the academic year for the newer entrants to learn from their peers
Graduate research seminar in Psychology: Every week two students will present their own research in front of the department. Attendance is mandatory for all PhD students and all faculty members are encouraged to attend the weekly GRS
Teaching assistantships: Each student will serve as graduate TAs in a course in consultation with the thesis advisor every semester starting from the beginning of second year. The particular arrangements will be worked out by the advisor and the department on a case by case basis.
Individual Development Plan(IDP): Every year, starting from the first year, students will submit an individual development plan to the PhD coordinator and the advisor by October 1 of every academic year. This will serve as a roadmap to the upcoming year for the student, and will be reviewed as part of their annual progress review. Further resources on how to think about an IDP is available online and some guidelines are provided below. The students will receive more guidance on this as they enroll in the program

Duration of the PhD program: For candidates with M.Phil or M. Tech, the duration of the PhD Fellowship is 4 years. For every other entrant, the duration of the PhD fellowship is 5 years. The PhD curriculum has been developed within this framework.

Major Milestones in the PhD program:

Qualifying exam at the end of year 2
Thesis proposal defense and advancing to candidacy year 3
Thesis defense at the end of year 5
If student/trainee is unable to clear the qualifying exam or the thesis proposal they will be asked to leave.

Elaborating the milestones briefly:

After the students have been selected for admission, they will actively correspond with the potential thesis advisors and finalize this by a process of mutual agreement. This should be completed as soon as possible but no later than July 1, 20xx for a September 20xx admission.
Familiarize yourself with the proposed project(s) you will be working on for the first two years of your PhD. One of these could potentially become your dissertation project.
Using the time between selection and enrollment, the prospective student is encouraged to think and formulate a plan for their tenure at Ashoka University. Sample but not exhaustive pointers to think about could be
What are your strengths? (academically, and non-academically) How will these strengths become complementary to your advisor’s expertise for the project(s) discussed? How well do you fit in to the research group?
What are your weaknesses? (academically and non-academically). How can you improve yourself in these areas using the resources and the PhD experience at Ashoka University?
How well do you understand ethical issues for responsible conduct of research and academic integrity? If there are gaps, which areas do you need to address first?
What are your short term and long-term goals? How can the PhD Program at Ashoka University help you attain those?
What parallel skills can the program give you in addition to theoretical and technical expertise directly related to your PhD program?

All these will be essential in writing your Individual Development Plan (IDP) at the very beginning of year 1 and every subsequent years. This is a program requirement and cannot be waived for any student.

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Kindly be informed that our PhD program will not be accepting new students in 2024. Please continue to monitor this space for updates regarding the admission process for 2025 in due time.

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Hundred Years of Social Psychology in India

First Online: 31 October 2021

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The practical knowledge related to social behaviors can be traced in the rich Indian intellectual traditions of philosophy, religious texts, social–political treaties, and narratives of reform movements. The roots and evolution of modern social psychology have a unique history of importing it from the West. During the initial phase, social psychologists showed interest in the study of social tension and conflicts. By the late 1960s, social psychology in India acquired a level of maturity in terms of selection of subject, method, and quality of publications. A number of research programmes were taken up increasing the visibility of social psychology internationally. The blind imitation of the western approach was questioned. During the period of 1970–1990, social–psychological research not only in quantity but also in quality improved significantly. A number of institutions developed as hubs of social psychology education and research. Interest in applied social psychology set the agenda for the new role of social psychology to carry on research that leads to the solution of social problems related to change and development. The decades of 1970s and 1980s are also marked by a number of new initiatives and concerns for the sociocultural context. By the turn of the century, it became widely accepted that to achieve the goal of universal psychology inclusion of contextual and cultural variables is a must. The important trends that have emerged include indigenous psychology, cultural psychology, ethnic psychology, and cross-cultural psychology. Social psychology as a discipline in India has been influenced by a number of factors and has progressed through stages, but still, the discipline has not reached near autochthonization.

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Psychology is one the vast subject and especially at the Ph.D. level, Psychology as a subject have various areas where students can do their specialization and research work. Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) is one of the higher qualifications in academics and the duration of a Ph.D. degree may vary between 2 years – 5 years and the mode can be regular or distance depending upon the University.

In order to get admission in Ph.D. Psychology, one needs to complete their Master or Postgraduate degree in Psychology from a recognized university (in some of the universities master’s degree should be completed with not less than 55% for the unreserved category). Ph.D. Psychology is day by day becoming very important for those who are aiming for their career as an assistant professor or lecturer. Also, it is important if you want to become a researcher and analyst in the field of Psychology.

In this article, we have provided the list of the institutions/colleges offering Ph.D. in Psychology with the fees structure, the number of seats, and other details.

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A Guide to Pursuing PhD in Psychology in India

Psychology involves scientifically studying mental functions, behaviours, and social processes. A PhD in Psychology is the highest academic degree in Psychology. This article explores key aspects of PhD in psychology in India, PhD Psychology Thesis topics, specializations, fee structure and list of colleges offering PhD in Psychology in India, etc.

PhD in Psychology – Brief Details

Here is an overview of PhD in Psychology:

PhD Research Topics in Psychology

This list covers some of the major central, state and private universities offering PhD programs in various psychology specializations across India. Below is the overview of some of the PhD in psychology subjects available in India.

Clinical Psychology: Focuses on assessment, diagnosis and evidence-based treatment of mental health issues and psychiatric illnesses. PhD in Clinical Psychology includes research on therapeutic interventions.

Counselling Psychology: Develops expertise in psychological counselling theories and techniques to guide clients through personal, emotional or mental challenges.

Educational Psychology: Involves research on learning processes, intelligence, cognitive development, motivation, instructional design and education systems.

Forensic Psychology : Applies psychological principles to criminal investigation and legal processes. Forensic Psychology PhD involves understanding criminal behaviour and mindset.

Organizational Psychology: Examines human behaviour in work settings. The topic includes researching strategies for enhancing workplace productivity, performance, and team dynamics.

Social Psychology: Studies psychological influences in social contexts. Social Psychology PhD studies group behavior, attitudes, perceptions and relationships.

Health Psychology: Explores the bi-directional impact of psychological and behavioral factors on physical health and illnesses.

Developmental Psychology: Focuses research on understanding psychological, emotional, and social changes across different life stages.

Cognitive Psychology – Deals with internal mental processes like attention, thinking, memory, perception, problem-solving, and decision making.

Psychotherapy – Develops expertise in psychological therapy models and counselling processes to treat mental health conditions.

The wide range of specializations allows students to align PhD research with their interests within the broad field of psychology. Please Contact us for more specilizations available.

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List of Top Colleges for PhD Psychology in India

Here are some of the leading colleges offering PhD in Psychology:

Note: The fee indicated is approximate. Please refer to the college website for exact details.

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The UGC does not recognize PhD in Psychology distance programs. Hence, Indian universities approved by the UGC do not offer distance learning programs for PhD. Several universities abroad offer Distance and online Ph.D. programs in Psychology, but these doctorate degrees are not valid in India.

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FAQs about PhD in Psychology

Q1. Is PhD in psychology worth it in India? Ans. Yes, a Ph.D. in Psychology is valuable in India for career growth in academics, research organizations, healthcare, the corporate sector, schools, etc.

Q2. What is the salary of a PhD psychologist in India? Ans. The starting salary after PhD psychology in India can range between RS 75,000-250,000 per month. Higher salaries are offered with experience and reputation.

Q3. Can I do PhD directly after my BA in psychology? Ans. No, a master’s degree is mandatory to qualify for a PhD. Direct PhD after BA is not allowed.

Q4. Is PhD in psychology Worth? Ans. Yes, a PhD in psychology develops advanced research skills and subject expertise, valued in academia, scientific institutions, hospitals, NGOs, corporations, etc.

Final Words:

A Ph.D. in Psychology grooms highly skilled professionals who understand the human psyche and behavior in various contexts. PhD in Psychology in India opens up teaching, research, and psycho-therapeutic career pathways.

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PhD in Psychology is a 3-year long Doctorate in Psychology which deals with Clinical and Research Programs. PhD in Psychology is a program that treats patients with Mental health and behavior. Students learn about the human brain, memory consciousness, attitude, and behavior, etc. This degree is the highest-level graduate degree that a student can pursue in the field of Psychology. After the completion of the degree, students get open up with a lot of job opportunities for their career such as Educational Psychologist, Lecturer, Clinical Psychologist and many more.

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PhD in Psychology in India is a course that focuses on Psychological treatments and methods of a patient. According to Wikipedia, "Psychology is the science of mind and behavior. Psychology includes the study of conscious and unconscious phenomena, as well as feeling and thought. It is an academic discipline of immense scope, crossing the boundaries between the natural and social sciences." This course helps in understanding human behavior and emotions. PhD in Psychology is practiced through traditional methods. The specialization falls under the umbrella of Ph.D.

Eligibility Criteria for PhD in Psychology

For getting admission for PhD in Psychology students must reach eligibility requirements. For PhD in Psychology Eligibility criteria, students should have completed their post-graduation from a recognized Board or University. Students must have 5 years of teaching or industry or professional experience at the senior level. Students must have scored a minimum of 55% aggregate score or equivalent marks at the postgraduate level. In some cases M. Phil. in Psychology is also applicable for the eligibility of PhD in Psychology in India. Moreover, for some colleges students need to clear entrance examinations.

Admission to this course is both merit-based and entrance exam score-based. Some universities offer both direct admission and entrance exam-based admissions whereas many universities compel students to give any applicable entrance examination. However, for getting admission in any of the PhD in Psychology colleges in India which students want to opt for, they should clear all the criteria and requirements needed. Mentioned below are some details for the admission process:

How to Apply?

The admission process can be done in both Offline and Online ways. For the offline process, students need to visit the college campus and get the admission form filled up. For the colleges which require entrance exams, students must fill the examination form before the deadline and give the test. In the online process, students should visit the official website of the college and fill up the requirements of the college.

Selection Process

PhD in Psychology is a 3-year doctorate course that offers PhD in Psychology in India with a selection process. Students must have cleared their post-graduation for getting admission in PhD in Psychology. Students get selected on their performance in the entrance exam. They need to qualify the minimum level of eligibility for admission. For the colleges which conduct personal interview sessions, students need to give a good performance. Students need to get the required marks in the examination.

PhD in Psychology is a 3-year long Doctorate course. Entrance examination for PhD in Psychology is taken nationwide. Entrance examinations are taken national, state, and College wise, depending upon the college students opt for. The admission process for the PhD includes an entrance exam which further includes an interview round. Listed below are some PhD entrance examinations:

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A Quick Glance at the PhD in Psychology Entrance Exams

Entrance examinations are taken for the eligibility test of students. There are many exams conducted per year for PhD in Psychology at different colleges. There are many entrance exams taken for PhD in Psychology, one of which is CUCET. Details of the entrance examination for PhD in Psychology are given below:

Mode of exam: Offline (OMR sheet)
Number of Parts: 2, Part A, and Part B
Number of questions: 100 (25 in Part A and 75 in Part B)
Question Paper Type: Objective type (MCQs)
Total Marks: 100
Exam duration: 2 hours
Exam language: English

PhD in Psychology Duration is of 3 years. There are a variety of best colleges of PhD in Psychology in India. There are both Private and Government Universities that are the best Universities for PhD in Psychology in India. Listed below are some PhD in Psychology top colleges in India:

There is a wide range of PhD in Psychology colleges in India. PhD in Psychology fees vary from one college to another depending upon the infrastructure and facilities they provide. The average fees of the course are INR 20,000 to 2 LPA. Some of the best PhD in Psychology university college fees are:

PhD in Psychology Course duration is of 3 years. It is a PhD in Psychology in India course that provides them with many scopes and opportunities after the completion of the course. This course is related to social science and humanities. They deal with human behavior and mental function. They research the interaction between humans. This course is Research-based. Here's the list of what PhD in Psychology Course is about:

Clinical Psychology
Mental psychology
Behavioral interactions
Human interactions

Read More On PhD in Psychology Syllabus & Subjects

Students often wonder about PhD in Psychology details before choosing the course. Before deciding on a career, students come across queries like, "What is PhD in Psychology?" and "Why Choose PhD in Psychology?”. To clearly understand answers to these questions, we have framed the following three pointers:

What is a PhD in Psychology All About?

PhD in Psychology 3 year-long course that deals with the physical and mental health of the patients. It is a study of mind and behavior. Psychology is a study related to humanities and social science, including philosophy and anthropology. Psychologists work on human behavior as an individual and as a group. Psychologists are concerned with treating mental disorders. They counsel people to assist them to achieve emotional stability. They observe patient behavior by using research techniques such as interviewing them and noticing their actions. Studies in Psychology include attention, perception, personality, emotions, behavior, relationship, subconscious, and intelligence.

What Does a PhD in Psychology Graduate Do?

After the completion of a PhD in Psychology course, students have a vast assortment to choose from. They can opt for Mental health and Social Services which are two of the most popular fields to choose from. There is a high demand for Psychology professionals with a good income. Most of the jobs in the field of Psychology are reserved for a doctorate psychologist.

Psychologists: There is a wide range of services provided in the field of Psychologists. They deal with the abnormal mental state, emotions, behavior changes, and social possessed by observing and understanding by recording their behaviors and state of mind.

Reasons Why PhD in Psychology Can Fetch You a Rewarding Career?

PhD in Psychology has a wide range of services to choose from. They can opt for social services and mental illness treatments. They can fetch many options and have a promising career. The mental health of people nowadays is getting poor and because of that the need for Psychologists is increasing widely. This course offers a wide range of changes in both Government and Private sectors.

Career scope and Options: Due to the increasing demand for mental health treatment, the demand for Psychologists is also increasing day by day. This course holder can choose from different professions like Clinical Psychologists, Social Psychologists, Educational Psychologists, Research Psychologists, etc.

The average PhD in Psychology salary is around INR 1 to 12 LPA in India(Source: Payscale). Salary is paid according to the experience and knowledge of the candidates. PhD in Psychology graduates can work in various fields such as Clinical Psychologists, Social Psychologists, Research Psychologists, Industrial Psychologists, Educational Psychologists, and many more.

PHD IN CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY IN INDIA – LIST OF COLLEGES & FEES

Clinical psychology focuses on diagnosing, assessing, and treating mental health issues with evidence-based psychotherapies and interventions. Clinical psych PhD is designed for students who’ve completed their master’s degree in Psychology or similar subjects . P sych PhD trains students in various aspects of psychology through scientific research. This article explores vital details regarding PhD in clinical psychology in India – eligibility, admission process, list of colleges offering PhD in Clinical Psychology in India, career prospects, and frequently asked questions.

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PhD in Clinical Psychology – Brief Details

Here is an overview of PhD in Clinical Psychology:

Eligibility Criteria for PhD Clinical Psychology

The eligibility criteria for admission to PhD Clinical Psychology are:

Completing a master’s degree (MA/MSc) in Clinical Psychology or Applied Psychology from a recognized institute with a minimum 55% aggregate marks
Qualifying score in the entrance exam conducted by the university/institute (Some consider GATE score)
Minimum 2 years of work experience in the field of clinical psychology (at some institutes)
No age restrictions
Reserved category relaxation as per government norms

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Admission Process for PhD in Clinical Psychology

The process of getting admission involves the following:

Short listing institutes approved by the Rehabilitation Council of India (RCI)
Checking eligibility criteria and application procedure
Appearing for a written entrance test of the university/college comprising Psychology topics, mental ability
Clearing a personal interview round for students shortlisted based on written test
Securing admission based on final merit, which considers academics, research potential, work experience, etc.
Submitting original documents and payment of fees to confirm admission. Learn More about Part time PhD programs in India

List of Top Colleges for PhD Clinical Psychology in India

Here are some of the best colleges to pursue PhD in Clinical Psychology:

Note: The fee structure indicated is approximate and indicative only. Please refer to college websites for exact details. Scholarships are also available for deserving and economically weaker students.

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Career Prospects after PhD Clinical Psychology

Psychologists/Counselors in hospitals, clinics, NGOs, schools
Therapists and mental health professionals
Professors and researchers at academic institutes
Public health professionals attached to mental health programs
Consultants with pharmaceutical, healthcare, and social work organizations

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PhD in Clinical Psychology- FAQ

The full-time PhD in Clinical Psychology duration is at least 3 years, including coursework and thesis. The maximum duration allowed is 5 years.

Yes, there are many job openings for PhD holders in Clinical Psychology, such as healthcare, academics, and research. Clinical psychologists are valued in hospitals, clinics, rehabilitation centers, NGOs, and more

Students may receive a monthly stipend between Rs20,000 – Rs35,000 during the program, subject to satisfying institute criteria.

A postgraduate degree in Psychology (MA/MSc) with a minimum of 55% marks is required for PsyD Clinical Psychology program eligibility

Yes, since your degree is called “Doctor of Philosophy,” you can add Dr. to your name.

The minimum PhD duration in India is three years full-time and 4 years part-time. The maximum duration allowed is five years for both modes. A part-time PhD involves dedicating 8-10 hours per week, while a full-time PhD requires extensive involvement of over 40 hours per week.

Yes, part-time PhD programs offered by UGC-recognized universities in India are fully recognized and valid. Part-time and full-time PhDs are equivalent degrees. Students pursuing part-time PhD need to complete the required coursework and research thesis like the full-time program. UGC does not differentiate between part-time and full-time Ph.D.

Final Thoughts

PhD Clinical Psychology develops expertise in psychological research, testing, and evidence-based interventions. The program can lead to a meaningful career in helping people overcome mental health issues. Both part-time and full-time PhDs involve the same rigorous level of research work, leading to the award of a doctorate. Part-time mode allows working professionals to complete their PhD over an extended timeframe. Both types of PhDs are duly recognized by UGC.

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