BA (H) Psychology: A bachelor's degree in psychology opens up opportunities in human or social services. Typical jobs in this field of work are career counsellor, psychiatric technician, rehabilitation specialist, child care workers, social service specialists and case manager. These jobs all require skills such as the ability to evaluate the needs of a client, to keep accurate and organized records, to express empathy and compassion, and to work towards the best interests of your client, which a bachelor's degree in psychology provides. You are also prepared for a multitude of careers (research, education, sales, the justice system, human resources, private practice, etc.) and you learn valuable tools that you can use to accurately examine and assess individuals and situations, an asset at any job. The graduates are also recruited as advertising agents, laboratory assistants, market researchers and educators.
The average salary for these graduates at the start of the career ranges between INR 3-5 lakhs per annum depending on their expertise and experience in the field.
MA Counselling Psychology:Master's degrees in counselling are often offered in collaboration with the University's School of Education. These programs focus on therapies and behavioural modification techniques. Individuals with M.A. (Counselling) often work as school counsellors or career counsellors’. They may also be employed in private practices, mental health clinics or hospitals. Counselling psychologists work in a variety of settings, providing various services to different client populations. Some are employed in colleges and universities as teachers, researchers and service providers (e.g., in university counselling centres). Others work in independent practice, providing counselling, assessment and consultation services to individuals, couples, families, and organizations. Still, others work in community mental health centres, health maintenance organizations, rehabilitation agencies, and business and industrial organizations. Other domains where counselling psychologists can find jobs are in the following domains: marriage and family counsellors, substance abuse counsellors, mental health counsellors.
The average salary for these postgraduates ranges between INR 5 to 8 lakhs per annum as per the expertise and their experience in this field.
BA (H)/ MA Economics: A career in Economics is extremely rewarding in today’s business scenario. The interdisciplinary nature of the subject, compounded with its rigor, opens a plethora of doors for an Economics graduate & postgraduate in areas spanning from public policy and development to data science and marketing. Economists work as consultants, public policy analysts, financial managers, health insurance analysts, budget analysts, market researchers, data scientists, statisticians, economic journalists and researchers.
The annual compensation is linked to the expertise developed and also the skills they bring in. At the start of the career it ranges between INR 5 to 10 lakhs.
BA (H)/ MA English: English graduate and postgraduate students have a lot to offer prospective employers, including well-developed communication skills, the ability to work independently, flexibility and adaptability. They enter a broad range of professions, including education, marketing, journalism, and public relations. Their analytical and communication skills are potentially in demand in management roles both in business and the public sector. Students find opportunities with many different employers. Public and private sector organizations such as the National Health Service (NHS), educational institutions, local and national government, financial and legal firms, and voluntary and charitable organizations employ English graduates & postgraduates in a range of roles, including administration, arts manager, events manager, finance, teaching, research, journalist, content writer. Jobs also include those of public relations officers, advertising, social media specialist, writer, event manager, translators.
The average salary ranges between INR 4 to 6 lakhs per annum as per the expertise and their experience in this field.
BA (H)/ MA Political Science: Studying political science builds valuable skills in research, communication, and writing. At the undergraduate level, a liberal arts program with a major in political science trains students in social science methods and builds their analytical skills. Political science graduates often teach at the high school or college level, serve in government or public policy positions, and work for private businesses. With so many opportunities open to political science majors, graduates can find a field that best fits their interests and career goals. At the graduate level, political science students conduct original research, analyse political documents, and even publish their findings. A graduate degree in political science prepares students for academic careers, management-level positions in politics or government, and positions as senior analysts or consultants. Political science careers can include working for government agencies or political organizations as political scientists, contributing to the business sector as a business analyst or consultant, or working in the non-profit sector as a program coordinator. It also includes working as a policy analyst, legislative assistant, public relations specialist, civil servant, marketing research analyst, political consultant, attorney, intelligence analyst, political campaign staff. The annual salary for these graduates & postgraduates ranges between INR 3 to 7 lakhs.
BA (H)/ MA Sociology: A career in Sociology would mean the scientific study of human social behaviour and its origin, development, organization, institution. Sociology is a very vast field and thus there are different areas where one can specialize in with the advent of your studies and your career. Some experts study the behaviour of children, deal with problems of adolescents, decode criminal behaviour and action, assist students to broaden their horizons and become able enough to conduct effective communication, analyse and solve their problems and so much more. The career is diverse in terms of the specializations that one can choose from. A sociology graduate & postgraduate student find jobs in the following sectors: research institutes, the criminal justice system, public health, and welfare organizations, private businesses, law firms, international agencies, medical centres, educational institutions, advertising firms, survey and polling organizations, guidance counsellor, human resources (HR) representative, lawyer, management consultant, market research analyst, media planner.
Compensation ranges between INR 4 to 6 lakhs per annum.