Some of the Psychology careers that Indian students usually opt for are:

Highest Paying Psychology Careers

1. Psychiatrist. Average Yearly Salary: $216,090.
2. Industrial-Organizational Psychologist. Average Yearly Salary: $102,530.
3. Neuropsychologist. Average Yearly Salary: $93,440.
4. Engineering Psychologist. Average Yearly Salary: $90,340.
5. Psychology Teacher.
6. Clinical Psychologist.
7. Counseling Psychologist.
8. School Psychologist.

The average starting salary that a Psychologist can earn is Rs. 2,50,000 per annum approximately.

• Career Counselor:
• Clinical Psychologist:
• Counselling Psychologist:
• Forensic Psychologist:
• Industrial or Organizational Psychologist:
• Special Education Teacher:

Very few jobs specifically call for a bachelors degree in psychology, which limits career opportunities starting out. That’s probably the primary reason for the perception of it being a “useless” major, since “usefulness” of a degree is almost unerringly (and perhaps sadly) defined as income potential.

10 Most Popular Types of Psychology Jobs

1. Psychiatrist. A psychiatrist is a licensed doctor trained in the field of mental health.
2. Neuropsychologist.
3. Psychologist.
4. Clinical Psychologist.
5. Counseling Psychologist.
6. School Psychologist.
7. Psychotherapist.
8. Psychology Assistant.

Psychology is not a difficult subject to study and to do well in, if you have interest for it you will find it the most easy subject to study. You need not be very intelligent to study Psychology it’s just about having a right attitude.

At a minimum, you will want to earn your undergraduate degree in psychology or in a related field such as sociology, education, anthropology, or social work. Then, you will want to decide if you want to earn a doctorate-level degree.

Entry-Level Jobs That Don’t Require Math

• Garbage collector. No education required for this job and no math either.
• Security guard.
• Bagger.
• Ticket taker.
• Waiter/waitress.
• Line cook.
• Driver.
• Store clerk.

How to find the answer to ‘What career is right for me? ‘

1. Don’t follow passion alone, follow your FIT and future.
2. Look for the overlap of three things that make up your career “sweet spot”
3. Ask yourself some honest questions.
4. Ask people (and experts) who are already “in the field”

REUTERS/Vasily Fedosenko Math is an essential skill for many jobs, and one that’s rightly emphasized at every level of education. But some people don’t have the knack or inclination to study it and certainly don’t want to spend their workdays doing long division.