About the Programme
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Skill Development
Focuses on building core clinical competencies such as assessment, case formulation, therapeutic communication, and evidence-based intervention skills essential for professional practice.
Structured Curriculum
Provides a systematically designed framework integrating theoretical knowledge with supervised clinical training, ensuring progressive learning aligned with professional standards.
Allied Learning
Encourages interdisciplinary exposure through internship collaborations with fields such as psychiatry, social work, neuroscience, etc., to enhance a holistic understanding of mental health.
Community Engagement
Promotes active involvement in outreach programs, mental health awareness initiatives, and field-based interventions to develop socially responsive and culturally sensitive practitioners.
Clinical Training
Students receive supervised practicum experience and clinical exposure through internships and field-based learning
Research Orientation
The programme emphasizes scientific inquiry, research methodology, and evidence-based psychological practice.
Skill-Based Learning
Students are trained in psychotherapy, psychological assessment, and intervention strategies through practical learning.
Holistic Mental Health Education
The curriculum integrates psychology with allied disciplines such as psychiatry, pharmacology, and community mental health.
Why Choose This Programme?
Experiential and Practice-Oriented Training : The programme combines classroom learning with supervised counselling practice, role-plays, field exposure, and internships to build strong clinical and interpersonal skills.
Interdisciplinary and Contemporary Curriculum : The curriculum integrates counselling psychology with perspectives from mental health, family studies, research, and community engagement, preparing students for diverse professional settings.
Research and Critical Inquiry : Students are trained in qualitative and quantitative research methods, encouraging critical thinking and the ability to design and conduct research addressing real-world psychosocial concerns.
Value Added Course in Psychopharmacology : Introduces the basics of psychiatric medications, their mechanisms, and relevance in clinical practice.
Choose Your Track
Focuses on developmental disorders, emotional and behavioral concerns, and family-centered interventions.
Covers assessment and therapeutic approaches for mental health conditions in adults.
Develops practical skills in evidence-based therapies such as CBT, family therapy, and integrative approaches.
Emphasizes outreach, prevention, mental health advocacy, and culturally responsive care.
Focuses on psychological testing, diagnostics, and case formulation skills.
Prepares students for doctoral studies through advanced research training, teaching skills, and academic writing.
What You Will Learn
Programme Structure
The programme structure outlines the academic curriculum designed to provide a systematic progression of learning through core subjects, electives, and practical components across semesters, ensuring both theoretical understanding and skill development.
Semester 1 — Psychopathology of Adulthood
Semester 2 — Child and Adolescent Psychopathology
Semester 3 — Sociocultural Determinants of Mental Health
Semester 4 — Full-Time Clinical Internship
Eligibility & Fee Structure
Career Paths
Admission Process
- Register with your Email ID
- Login to the Admission Portal
- Fill the Application Form
- Pay Application Fee
- Entrance Test (If Applicable)
- Assessment
- Interview
- Check login page for result
- If selected, Offer Letter attached
- Pay Course Fee Online
- Complete Admission Process
Ready to Apply?
Applications are open. Deadline: 2026-11-25 23:45:00.