Program Overview

Bachelor of Arts (Hons.) Psychology

The B.A. (Hons.) Psychology program is designed to provide an in-depth understanding of human behaviour, cognition, and emotional processes. The program emphasizes scientific inquiry, research-based learning, and practical exposure, enabling students to develop analytical, observational, and professional skills essential for psychology-related careers and higher studies.

The BA in Psychology at IAR offers a holistic learning experience, preparing students to address complex psychological and social issues in both professional and academic settings.

eligibility

Eligibility

Senior Secondary School Leaving Certificate or Higher Secondary (12th Grade) Certificate obtained after successful completion of Grade 12 or equivalent stage of education corresponding to Level-4

selection process

Selection Process

The admission is based on merit.

Silent Features

  • Strong foundation in core and applied areas of psychology.
  • Development of counselling, communication, and critical thinking skills.
  • Ethical and scientific approach to understanding mental health and behaviour.
  • Research-oriented curriculum with training in psychological research methods and statistics.
  • Hands-on experience through projects, surveys, case studies, and fieldwork.

Duration of Course : 4 Years 

After the Program

Credit Score


Certificate/ Diploma/DegreeYearCredits
UG Certificate in Psychology1st Year44
Diploma in Psychology2nd Year80
Degree – Bachelor of Arts in Psychology3rd Year122
Degree – Bachelor of Arts (Hons.) in Psychology4th Year162
Degree – Bachelor of Arts (Hons.) in Psychology4th Year162

Structure of Program

 

CodeSubjectCreditsMarks
LPTEI
25BAPSY101TIntroduction to Psychology- I4006040
25BAPSY102TPsychology of Personal Adjustment4006040
25BAPSY103TAn Introduction to Mass Communication4006040
25BAPSY104TEntrepreneurship2006040
NENG101TEnglish2006040
25BAPSY105TInternational Affairs2006040
NVAC101TYoga & Sports for Holistic Development2006040

 

CodeSubjectCreditsMarks
LPTEI
25BAPSY201TIntroduction to Psychology- II4006040
25BAPSY202TUnderstanding Behaviour4006040
25BAPSY203TMass Communication and Society4006040
25BAPSY204TGender and Identity2006040
NENG201TCommunication Skills2006040
25BAPSY206TFundamentals of Computer2006040
NIKS101TBFoundational Literature of Indian Civilization2006040

 

CodeSubjectCreditsMarks
LPTEI
25BAPSY301Child Development and Psychology4006040
25BAPSY302Understanding Psychological Disorder4006040
25BAPSY303Development of Media4006040
25BAPSY304Emotional Intelligence2006040
25BAPSY305Soft Skills2006040
25BAPSY306Current Affairs2006040
25BAPSY307Indian Cultur2006040

CodeSubjectCreditsMarks
LPTEI
25BAPSY401Biopsychology4006040
25BAPSY402Cognitive Psychology4006040
25BAMC403Intercultural Communication4006040
25BAMDC404Stress Management4006040
25BARW404Research Writing2006040
25BASEC405Cyber Security2006040

 

CodeSubjectCreditsMarks
LPTEI
25BAPSY501Health Psychology4006040
25BAPSY502Social Psychology4006040
25BAPSY503Personality Traits and Theories4006040
25BAMC504Marketing and Mass Communication4006040
25BAPSYE505Psychology of Mental Health4006040

CodeSubjectCreditsMarks
LPTEI
25BAPSY601Understanding Psychological Disorders-II4006040
25BAPSY602Counseling Psychology4006040
25BAPSY603Organizational Behavior4006040
25BAPSY604Mass Communication and Media Studies4006040
25BAPSY605Statistical Methods for Psychological Research4006040
25BAPSY506Summer Internship/ Psychological Experiments2006040

 

CodeSubjectCreditsMarks
LPTEI
25BAPSY701Research Methodology in Psychology4006040
25BAPSY702Research and Publication Ethics4006040
25BAPSY703Applied Social Psychology4006040
25BAPSY704Forensic Psychology4006040
25BAPSY705Counselling and Guidance4006040

 

CodeSubjectCreditsMarks
LPTEI
25BAPSY801Research Methodology in Psychology206040
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