How to Prepare for NIMHANS MPhil Clinical Psychology Exam Visit our new website https://jrfpsychology.com/ for registration The National Institute of Mental Health and Neuro-Sciences  is a premier medical institution in Bengaluru, India. NIMHANS is the apex center for mental health and neuroscience education in the country. It is an Institute of National Importance operates autonomously under the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare. Examination Mode: ONLINE Stipend: 25000/month Total Intake: All India Category: 32 Seats (UR-12, OBC-6, SC-3, ST-2, EWS-3) + 3 SEATS FOR JRF Candidates (External fellowship) KARNATAKA DOMICILE: UR-2, OBC-1 (Only candidates from Karnataka domicile can apply under this category). Examination Centers: Bengaluru, Chennai, Cochin, Delhi, Hyderabad, Kolkata and Pune What’s the Nature of NIMHANS entrance examination? NIMHANS asks questions strictly according to the syllabus which in this case is the PG Psychology syllabus of Christ University, Bangalore (but

Visit our new website https://jrfpsychology.com/ This year Humanities subjects will be included in the GATE Exam. These subjects include  Economics / English / Linguistics / Philosophy / Psychology / Sociology. Many students are confused regarding the GATE exam, as earlier the exam was held for Engineering & Pure Science subjects only. In this article we have tried to explain the advantages of the GATE exam and why students should appear in this exam.  The GATE Advantage: Benefits of taking the GATE Exam The advantages of taking this exam (for psychology & other humanities students) are: GATE For Ph.D.:  GATE  score will be used for getting admission in Ph.D.* at all IITs/NITs/IISc and other National Institutions. Since Psychology is present at almost all the IITs, qualifying for the GATE exam can help you get admission at Category A Institutions. And soon, other universities will accept GATE scores for securing admissions for Ph.D.  GATE For Fellowship:  GATE can be used to re

A Complete Guide for Cracking MPhil Clinical Psychology Examination Updated on 01/October/2020 Visit our new website https://jrfpsychology.com/ for registration We are Happy to announce that our MPhil Clinical Psychology blog is complete and online now. The blog is an ad-free platform and users can read about different exams and their patterns and how to crack them without any coaching. The blog has been written by our team of experts who have cleared these exams and have shared their experiences with us. The blog is not a work of a single person but many scholars were consulted (those who have cleared these exams) and then the final drafts were published after reaching a consensus. Kindly share the blog in your WhatsApp groups and with your classmates. Join us on WhatsApp by clicking on this link  Below is the list of Articles and more will be available in the coming weeks. Bookmark to never miss an update. How Difficult it's to crack MPhil Clinical Psychology exam? Why

When Will Be UGC NET  June 2020 Conducted  The current coronavirus outbreak is the biggest challenge for the entire world. Due to its highly contagious nature, it's difficult to stop this disease from spreading. Because of this, NTA has postponed all examinations, including the UGC NET Exam 2020. Are the conditions suitable for conducting an exam?   With the rise in the Coronavirus cases, the possibility of conducting an exam is very less. However, the current lockdown has reduced the number of cases very drastically. But once the lockdown is over, the infection won't stop and would rise swiftly. Scientists at IISc Bangalore, India, and TIFR have predicted a second wave of Coronavirus infection during the monsoon season (June-August). The US-based Center for Disease Dynamics, Economic, and Policy (CDDEP) has predicted that the cases of coronavirus infection in India could go up to 25 Lakhs by the end of September, even with a strict lockdown. When will eve

BrainDiet: What to eat during your preparation Visit our new website https://jrfpsychology.com/ As a society, we are comfortable with the idea that we feed our bodies, and much less aware that we’re feeding our brains too. Everything in the brain that isn’t made by the brain itself is ‘imported’ from the food we eat. Below is a list of foods that have been scientifically proven to improve cognitive health. Join us on WhatsApp by clicking on this link  General Dietary Plan for a Better Mental and Cognitive Health  In 2005, the Harvard Nurses Study reported that high consumption of particularly cruciferous and green leafy vegetables were related to less cognitive decline. But it took until 2010 before dozens of plant foods were tested—all the way down to rutabagas. They found nearly all plant foods associated with better cognitive performance. And perhaps the most interesting finding: different foods seemed to boost different areas of the brain. For example, total vegetable

Our Achievements: Our JRF/GATE/MPhil Qualifiers (Year 2020-2021) Visit our new website https://jrfpsychology.com/ Last Updated : 21/March/2021 ; 11:47 AM  The following students qualified for JRF  1. Prachi Sharma   ( Click Here to View the Score Card ) 2. Rohit Arora   ( Click Here to View The Score Card ) 3. Jyoti Meena  4. Manisha Verma (Click Here to View The Score Card) Our GATE Qualifiers  1. Mohd Umar Khan (GATE 2021 Topper, AIR #1) (Click here to view the scorecard)  2. Shailesh Jaiswal (Click here to view the scorecard)  3. Fasila K (Click here to view scorecard) 4. Navdeep Kaur (Click here to view scorecard) 5. Aniket Sharma (Click here to view scorecard) 6. Nitin Malhotra (Click here to view scorecard) 7. Yamini Yadav (Click here to view scorecard) 8. Mahwish Zaman  (Click here to view scorecard) The following students have qualified NTA UGC NET Only in Psychology   1. Satbir Singh 2. Naveen Kumar  3. Abhishek Verma 4. Rafiya Ali  5. Shivansh Kum

HOW UGC NTA SETS THE PAPER FACTS OR CONCEPTS? Visit our new website https://jrfpsychology.com/  Many students are texting me and asking if they should clear their concepts only and not focus on facts and figures or should they just cover the facts and not pay much attention to the conceptual clarity. I tell them: it's beyond that Since 2012, there was a major shift in the paper pattern by UGC. They started asking questions from areas that weren't covered in the traditional MA courses or their textbooks. The main reason for that was to reduce the number of students who qualify for the exam.  Join us on WhatsApp by clicking on this link  What is UGC NET exam?  Exam from examiners perspective is not just testing the learning and skill set of students but is also a  process of eliminating as many students as they can. This is the primary reason why UGC NTA is spending a lot of its resources on the psychometric and statistical training of their core paper setting

Study Material for JRF Psychology  Visit our new website https://jrfpsychology.com/   Get Lifetime Support               Last updated on : 05th/ December/2020 During my preparation in 2017, while covering the books (that I have suggested), I realized that these books are very lengthy and contain a lot of unnecessary details. So while Reading, I would highlight the important details that I would jot down as my notes. Later I would revise just those notes and not the whole book. Now, I have assembled those notes into a digital format as well as the printed format (they are not handwritten). These are the notes that I have used personally during my JRF preparation, and the source of these notes are the books that I have mentioned in the  Booklist  (plus a lot ot other books which aren't mentioned there).  The notes have been divided into 10 chapters (as per syllabus), and each chapter will include the last 17 year questions asked by UGC from that chapter.  We have revised

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Note Making is an art and you need to learn it to simplify your preparation. Below I will discuss how to prepare notes. Notes reduce the size of our books and turn them into compact pieces of paper. I had Prepared the entire Psychology notes in 300 pages only. That’s how compact you got to make them. Read the entire topic first and highlight the important points (Which include definitions, author names, dates). Go through these points again and understand the concept very clearly. Now note down the Topic and in bullet points mention these important things in a very short form. Don’t write entire sentences, but just keywords. For example, while preparing notes of short term memory just write Capacity = 7+-2 (Millers Magic Number) Duration = 15-30 seconds rather than writing the entire paragraph. While preparing notes you have to use your intuition and your personal experiences. For example, while reading Mazurs Learning Book, I came across the topic of Food Aversion Learning (Which

UGC NTA NET/JRF PSYCHOLOGY PREVIOUS YEAR PAPERS/MOCK TEST SERIES Visit our new website https://jrfpsychology.com/  In order to understand the pattern of examination, it’s very important to go through the previous year papers. They will give you a better idea of what’s being asked in the exam and which areas are the focus of the examiner. We have compiled the last 15 years Question papers (Including December 2019). This compilation covers all the papers up to June 2019 will help you understand wherefrom questions are coming and you can use them as model papers too for practising purposes. There are more than three thousand  MCQ’s present with answers and they will help you a lot in getting your JRF. Along with that our team of scholars have created 25 extra mock tests and they cover the extra topics from which UGC (NTA) occasionally asks the questions. These mock tests also cover M.Phil. Clinical Psychology topics. These questions will be helpful for PhD as well as M.Phil Cli

BOOKS FOR UGC NET JRF PSYCHOLOGY Visit our new website https://jrfpsychology.com/ To get selected for JRF you need to score very high and that would require an in-depth study, therefore, each topic should be studied in great detail. Below I have provided the list of books that I have personally used to get JRF in Psychology. In some of these books I studied end to end and in others, I focused on Particular topics. Please note that if you want to get your JRF then you have to go through these books very religiously and there is no shortcut or skipping. Note: You can find these books in your University Library too. Please buy only if you can afford them.  Basic Readings  If you have not done a serious study until now then read and reread Atkinson & Hilgard’s Introduction to Psychology. After reading this don’t waste your time on NCERTS. This will help you in going through the basic concepts. Please go through this entire book and don’t skip anything.