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Eligibility & Criteria
For Undergraduate Courses -
- Minimum of 40% marks or equivalent in PUC/12th Standard of a State/National or International Board approved by Bangalore University.
- Students from Science/Arts/Commerce stream are eligible.
- Students expecting PUC/12th results can apply with their 11th/ 1 PUC marks cards seeking Provisional Admission.
- Students from NIOS (Open Schooling System) are also eligible to apply if separate marks sheets for 11th and 12th are available.
- For B.Sc. degree – science background is required, B.Com. – psychology and economics background is required.
For Post Graduate Courses -
- Candidates who have completed graduation with Psychology as a major subject only are eligible to apply.
- M.Sc. Psychology Course- Minimum 40% marks in the aggregate of all the Optional Subjects in 3 years of Under graduation, with Psychology as one of the subjects and having scored aggregate 50% marks in the same.
- M.Sc. Psychological Counselling Course- Candidates with 50% marks in the aggregate of B.A./B.Sc./B.Ed./PG Diploma in Counselling with at least one subject in Psychology or any paper/course related to Psychology.
- Students expecting results of their final semester/year of Undergraduate course can apply with their previous semester/year marks cards seeking Provisional Admission.
- Students from Non Psychology Background /Distance Education /Open University/ Online Graduate Courses are NOT eligible.
Total Seats, Admission Options and Admission Criteria:
IIPR admits eligible students for undergraduate and postgraduate courses through a structured and transparent process based on the norms laid down by Bengaluru Central University.
For Undergraduate Courses:
- Total Seats available :
B.A. Major :
- Psychology – 180 seats
B.A. Minor :
- Journalism – 100 seats
- Marketing – 60 seats
- Economics – 60 seats
- Women Studies – 60 seats
- Optional English – 60 seats
B.Sc Psychology – 60 seats
B.Sc Economics – 60 seats
B.Com – 100 seats
- Admission Option- Direct admission through Office of Admissions IIPR
- Criteria for Selection and Admission -
- Marks secured in Qualifying Examinations
- Personal Interview
Personal Interview is used to assess the candidate's Subject Knowledge, Aptitude, Communication skills, Attitude and Overall Suitability to the course.
For Postgraduate Course:
- Total Seats available for the PG courses are 60 for each course.
- Students seeking admission to PG courses at IIPR have the following options-
Direct Admission to IIPR through Management Quota
- Only 30 seats are available per course.
- Admission Process is as mentioned in the below paragraphs.
- Fee structure is as decided by the Governing Council of IIPR as it is a Self Financing Course.
Admission to IIPR through Bengaluru Central University (BCU) Quota
- Only 30 seats are available per course
- Details of the admission process and fee structure are available on the website www.bcu.ac.in
- Application forms will be issued in the month of July/August of every academic year
- Merit list will be put up and admission counselling will be held at Bengaluru Central University, Central College Campus, Dr.Ambedkar Veedhi, Bengaluru - 560001
- After payment of fee to BCU, candidates have to submit the original fee paid challan along with admission note to Office of Admissions IIPR.
Admission Criteria
For UG Courses -
- Marks secured in Qualifying Examinations
- Personal Interview
- Personal Interview is used for assessing the candidate's Subject Knowledge, Aptitude, Communication skills, Attitude and Overall Suitability to the course
For PG Courses -
- Marks secured in Qualifying Examinations
- Entrance Exam (Assesses basic knowledge & aptitude for the course opted for)
- Entrance exam will be objective type and will cover the papers that are generally part of all undergraduate courses- General Psychology, Developmental Psychology, Abnormal Psychology, Industrial Psychology, Health Psychology and Research Methods and Statistics in Psychology.
- Personal Interview
- Personal Interview is used for assessing the candidate's Subject Knowledge, Aptitude, Communication skills, Attitude and Overall Suitability to the course.
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