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    What are the requirements for an MA in Psychology?

    robin.k 7th Jul, 2021
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    robin.k 7th Jul, 2021

    MA Psychology admission requires a Bachelor's Degree from a recognised university. Candidates for the MA Psychology programme must also have received a minimum of 50 percent in their 12th grade from a recognised board.

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