Comprehensive focus on valuable materials
Continuous Internal Evaluation and project-based learning
Final semester research project for practical experience
Classroom, laboratory, and online (MOOCs) integration
Aligned with national academic framework
The M.A. Psychology program at Smt. Indira Gandhi College is a two-year postgraduate degree designed to develop scientific understanding of human behavior, mental processes, and socio-emotional functioning.
The curriculum integrates core areas such as Cognitive Psychology, Social Psychology, Clinical and Counseling Psychology, and Research Methodology, with a focus on both theoretical comprehension and applied practice.
Students gain exposure to laboratory-based experiments, fieldwork, case studies, and internships, preparing them for careers in clinical, academic, counseling, and research domains.
To impart in-depth knowledge of psychological theories, principles, and applications.
To train students in research design, assessment techniques, and data interpretation.
To develop practical counseling and therapeutic skills for applied settings.
To foster ethical and culturally sensitive psychological practice.
To prepare students for employment in education, healthcare, industry, and community services.
To encourage lifelong learning and professional growth through self-reflection and research.
Graduates of the program will be able to:
Demonstrate comprehensive understanding of major areas of psychology.
Apply psychological concepts in education, health, organizations, and social development.
Conduct empirical research using standardized methods and tools.
Provide ethical counseling and psychological interventions in diverse contexts
Communicate psychological findings effectively to academic and professional audiences.
| Particulars | Details |
|---|---|
| Duration | 2 Years (4 Semesters) |
| System | Choice-Based Credit System (CBCS) |
| Total Credits | Approximately 80–96 credits |
| Theory Courses | 4 Credits each |
| Practical / Internship / Dissertation | 4-6 Credits |
| Evaluation | Continuous Internal Assessment (25%) + Semester-end Examination (75%) |
| Internal Components | 25% (Attendance, Assignments, Presentations, Tests) |
| External Assessment | 75% (End-Semester Examination & Viva) |
Upon successful completion, students will be able to:
Design and conduct psychological assessments and interventions.
Apply theoretical knowledge to real-life psychological and social issues.
Utilize psychological tools ethically in counseling and organizational settings.
Exhibit leadership qualities and manage business operations ethically.
Pursue academic, research, or professional careers in commerce and management.
The program includes a mandatory research project / dissertation in the final semester. Students also complete internships in hospitals, NGOs, schools, or organizations, applying professional skills under supervision.
Hands-on training in testing, counseling, and case analysis strengthens clinical and applied competencies.
Each student is assigned a faculty mentor for guidance on academics, research, and career planning. The department also offers:
Students are encouraged to access digital learning resources through:
These resources complement classroom learning and support lifelong skill development.
After completing M.Com, students can pursue careers in:
Clinical & Counseling Psychology (Hospitals, Clinics, NGOs)
Human Resource Management & Organizational Development
Teaching & Academic Research
Child Guidance & Educational Counseling
Public Health & Community Welfare Projects
Students participate in institutional initiatives such as:
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| Particulars | Amount (₹) | Frequency |
|---|---|---|
| Tuition Fee | — | Per Year |
| Library & Laboratory Fee | — | Per Year |
| Examination Fee | — | Per Semester |
| Development Fee | — | Per Year |
| Total (Approx.) | — | For Two Years |
(Subject to change as per college norms.)
| Resource Type | Description | Download / View |
|---|---|---|
| Syllabus | Complete semester-wise syllabus PDF | Download |
| Notes & Study Materials | Topic-wise faculty-prepared notes | View |
| Project / Viva Guidelines | Format for dissertation and viva voce | Download |
| Internship / Project Format | Research & report structure | View |
| Timetable | Current academic session schedule | View |
| Question Bank | Previous examination papers | View |