List of Psychology Courses in GBU, Greater Noida.

Gautam Buddha university is based in Greater Noida which was established by Uttar Pradesh Act of 2002. Established in the year 2008 it has 511 acres of lush green campus, the university is fully funded by NOIDA and it is recognized by UGC. This university has a vision to create vibrant community of intellectuals and entrepreneurs. GBU offers courses in various different fields including Psychology.

GBU is a very popular college among students, it offers courses in Psychology at Graduation and Post graduation level. Here is the list of courses being offered by GBU.

BA/BSc(hons) in Applied Psychology

Eligibility: Candidate must have completed Intermediate in any stream with at least 45% marks.

seats: 60 Seats

Admission Process: An entrance Exam known as GBU-ET 2021 will be conducted.

Forms are generally released in March/April.

M.A./M.Sc. in Applied Psychology.

Eligibility: Candidate must have Graduation in any discipline from a recognized University with 45% marks.

Seats: 60 Seats

Admission Procedure: Candidates have to apper for an entrance exam known as GBU-ET
2021 which would consist of General Studies – 70, English Proficiency- 15, Mental Ability- 15.

Forms are generally released in March/April.

M.Phil. in Clinical Psychology.

Eligibility: Candidates should possess the Master’s in Psychology degree with atleast 55% marks.

Seats: 10 Seats

Admission Process: Candidates will have to appear for Entrance Exam known as GBU-ET which would consist of Subject Awareness(100 marks)

Forms are generally released in March/April.

M.Phil. in Clinical Psychology course at GBU is RCI Affiliated course.

PG Diploma in Forensic Neuropsychology.

Eligibility: Candidates should have MA in Psychology or M.Phil. in Clinical Psychology with at least 55% marks.

M.A./M.Phil. Clinical Psychology, Forensic Psychology, Psychology, Neuroscience, Neuro-psychology with minimum 55% Marks.

Seats: 20

Admission Procedure: There will be entrance exam known as GBU-ET which would consists of questions from subject awareness.