Tamil Nadu Open University offers an MSc program in Psychology and any English literature graduate can apply for the program.

Tamil Nadu Open University is the primary University within the state to have introduced the credit-based self–learning materials in print. It is recognized by UGC, NCTE, RCI, and DEB. The University specializes in UG and PG programs and offers Certificate and Vocational courses to the candidates alongside full-fledged courses with 218 Programmes in various disciplines.

Given below are a few key factors about the Masters in the Psychology program at the institute

Eligibility:

To be eligible to get admitted to the M. Sc Psychology (Masters of Science in Psychology) course at Tamil Nadu Open University (TNOP), one must hold any UG degree from a recognized University.

Admission Procedure:

• The students will need to visit the official website of the institute.

• Now on the home page, proceed to click on Online Admission to be redirected to another page.

• For new candidates, click on register, providing all the personal and educational details.

• The candidates are requested to fill in the right information via checking their eligibility criteria since the fees once paid will not be refunded under any circumstances.

Students applying must fulfill the following mentioned criteria before applying.

• Valid email id

• A Mobile Number

• Credit Card/Debit Card/Internet Banking

• JPEG File of Highest Qualification Certificate (10th /+2/Degree/Diploma/)

• For those students who wish to avail Scholarship Community Certificate is required.

• Scanned copy of the applicant’s recently taken color photos

• Scanned copy of the applicant’s signature

Faculty:

• TNOU features huge faculty members with quite 15 years of teaching experience.

• Most of the varsity members are Ph.D. holders and have years of experience in teaching.

All scholars can apply for an MA in psychology who is an English literature student. Hence, the above-mentioned information will assist you in acknowledging the specific course of TNOU.