Programs

B.Sc. Clinical Psychology

B.Sc. Clinical Psychology

The BSc Clinical Psychology programme at S-VYASA (Deemed to be University),offered at S-VYASA Global City Campus in collaboration with Cadabam’s Hospitals, offers comprehensive education. Students study foundational psychology, counselling theories, and evidence-based interventions, as well as specialised courses in CBT, family therapy, and more. Practical experience in assessments under licensed professionals. The programme's robust assessment system evaluates academic progress and clinical competencies through exams, practical assessments and case presentations. The integration of theoretical learning and practicals prepares students to apply psychological theories effectively. Graduates are well-equipped for careers in Clinical Psychology and Allied Health Sciences.

The programme is delivered under the S-VYASA Global City Campus, ensuring strong academic and clinical training standards.

Eligibility

  • One Should have completed their higher secondary education (10+2) or equivalent with a minimum aggregate score of 55% Marks.

Program Highlights

Comprehensive Curriculum:

Master the basics of clinical psychology, covering foundational theories, research methodologies, and practical applications.

State-of-the-Art Labs:

Utilise modern research and clinical labs equipped with cutting-edge technology for innovation and experimentation.

Hands-On Learning:

Apply theoretical knowledge in real-world settings using advanced technology and simulation-based training.

Clinical Training at Cadabam’s Hospitals:

Gain hands-on experience with patients and therapeutic interventions at Cadabam’s Hospitals in Bangalore.

Expert Faculty:

Learn from seasoned professionals and industry leaders with years of experience in clinical psychology.

Specialised Therapeutic Modalities:

Learn evidence-based practices in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Family Therapy, Group Therapy, Biofeedback, Mindfulness, and Psychotherapy.

Industry-Relevant Skills:

Develop essential skills in psychological assessment, therapy, and counselling, preparing for real-world clinical practice.

Unique Features of the Programme

partner- Cadabam’s, a leading mental health institution.

Emphasis on self-awareness, empathy, and ethical counselling practice.

Continuous skill development through case discussions, supervision, and role-plays.

Exposure to real client work under licensed and experienced mental health professionals.

Strong research component to foster critical thinking and academic skills.

Taught by experienced faculty from academic and clinical backgrounds.

Career Outcome

Counsellor

Psychological Assessor

Mental Health Advocate

Research Assistant

Case Manager

EAP Counsellor (Employee Assistance Programme)

Academic Counsellor

Substance Abuse Counsellor

Program Co-ordinator

Telehealth Counsellor

Child and Adolescent Counsellor

Geriatric Counsellor

Note: Some career paths may require additional certifications or qualifications.

FAQ's

A BSc in Clinical Psychology offers strong career potential in the growing mental health sector. Graduates can work in hospitals, rehabilitation centres, mental health clinics, NGOs, and wellness organisations. With rising awareness around psychological well-being in India, the demand for trained professionals is steadily increasing. Many students also pursue higher studies, such as M.Sc Clinical Psychology, counselling, or psychotherapy, to become licensed practitioners.

To apply for a B.Sc Clinical Psychology, candidates must have completed 10+2 (PUC or equivalent) from a recognised board. A background in science is generally preferred, but students from other streams may also be eligible depending on university guidelines. At S-VYASA, admission is based on academic performance and university criteria.

No, NEET is not required for pursuing a B.Sc in Clinical Psychology. NEET is applicable to medical courses such as MBBS or BDS, whereas psychology is part of the behavioural sciences. Admission to the BSc Clinical Psychology program is typically based on academic merit or on entrance criteria set by the university.

The B.Sc Clinical Psychology programme is typically 3 years long, divided into 6 semesters. Some universities may follow a 4-year structure under NEP guidelines, including research or honours options. At S-VYASA, the course follows a structured curriculum combining theory, practical training, and holistic education.

The key difference lies in specialisation:
  • A BSc in Psychology covers general topics such as cognitive psychology, social behaviour, and human development.
  • BSc Clinical Psychology focuses more on mental health, psychological disorders, counselling techniques, and clinical assessment.
Clinical Psychology is more specialised and suited for students aiming to work directly in mental health care or therapy-related fields.

The average starting salary after a B.Sc Clinical Psychology can range from ₹2.5 LPA to ₹5 LPA, depending on the role, skills, and organisation. Roles such as counsellor assistant, behavioural therapist, or mental health support staff are common entry points. Higher salaries are typically achieved after postgraduate specialisation and clinical licensing.