(QS Rankings – 2021, 2022, 2023. Outlook I-Care Rankings 2024)
The Jindal School of Psychology and Counselling (JSPC) aims to nurture a vibrant academic and research culture via an internationally accomplished group of faculty members and a rigorous but customizable curriculum. Instruction is characterised by a strong commitment to push the boundaries of excellence at the interface of psychology, counselling, and allied behavioural science disciplines.
Students will benefit from a strong culture of interdisciplinary research and hands-on real-world experience via a robust internship programme.
Students in the Jindal School of Psychology & Counselling (JSPC) will experience a vibrant intellectual community and receive a comprehensive education in psychological theory, experimentation, and practice.
They will be awarded the B.A. (Hons.)/B.Sc. (Hons.) Psychology degree following completion of a four-year undergraduate programme committed to the study of human mental processes and behaviour.
Rich research experience and publication record
Diverse experience in academia, industry, and private practice
580+ electives across 12 schools
Interdisciplinary peer learning
Learn critical skills via hands-on practice and training
Apply in-class learning to real-life situations and scenarios
Institutional and faculty collaborations
Short-term study abroad & student exchange
Active support from JGU Office of Career Services
Domestic & international internship opportunities
Informed by industry and academic experts
Dynamic & customizable coursework
Learn what makes the study of Psychology interesting, how hands-on courses and internships enable students of JSPC to develop practical skillsets that complement theoretical understanding, the career opportunities after graduation, and more.
What Makes the Study of Psychology Interesting?
Spotlight on Experiential Learning
Faculty Speak: Global Learning Opportunities 
The Psychology Research Laboratory provides a modern workspace for all faculty and students of Psychology at JGU. A variety of psychophysiological and behavioural equipment, including EEG and eye-tracking hardware, permits a direct examination of the brain and behaviour.
The laboratory has space for student instruction—providing ample opportunity for students to gain first-hand training and understanding in experimental design and analysis.
Emotion & Cognition
Centre for
Project Manager or Career Counsellor
School Career/GuidanceCounsellor
Family & Relationship Experts Career in
Counselling or Clinical Psychology
NGOs: Programme Officers
Welfare Officers Community Mental Health Care Settings
Project Manager or Career Counsellor
School Career/GuidanceCounsellor
Family & Relationship Experts Career in
Counselling or Clinical Psychology
NGOs: Programme Officers
Welfare Officers Community Mental Health Care Settings
13000+Students
1200+Faculty
12000+Alumni Network
World-wide
1:9Faculty-Student
Ratio
35Average age of
faculty member
45%Faculty members are alumni of the top 200 global universities
50%Students on
scholarships
7500%Publications
Successful completion of the Class 12 examination in any Stream from an Indian or Recognized International board (CBSE | ISC | State Board | Cambridge | IB | NIOS). (For IB, a student must secure a diploma with a minimum of 24 credits with 3 HL & 3 SL; for Cambridge, an A-level certificate is mandatory).
The application form, personal statement, class 12 or equivalent score, and entrance test results (JSAT, SAT, ACT, or JSAT Law), are all reviewed along with the score awarded by the faculty during the Personal Interaction are part of the comprehensive admissions process that selects students for the programme applied.
Application Fee: Rs. 2,500/
Programme Fee: Rs. 4,50,000/- Per Year
Accommodation Charges: 2,18,000 per annum
Other Allied Service Charges: 1,17,000 per annum
(Other allied services including but not limited to Food, Laundry,
Security services, Housekeeping charges, electricity etc.)
Refundable Security Deposit* At the time of Joining:Rs.
50,000/- One time.