B.Clin.Psy (RCI)

Duration

4 Years

Fees per academic year

65,000/-

Intake

Twenty (20)

It is designed to provide students with a strong foundation in psychology along with structured training in clinical psychology and covers areas such as :

  • Developmental Psychology
  • Psychopathology
  • Psychological Assessment
  • Counselling and Therapeutic Skills
  • Behavioural Interventions
  • Community Mental Health and Rehabilitation
  • Professional Ethics

Alongside classroom-based learning, students receive hands-on clinical exposure through supervised training in hospitals and mental-health settings, where they learn skills related to clinical interviewing, case history taking, mental status examination, psychological assessment, case formulation, counselling, psychoeducation, and appropriate referral.

The Department of Clinical Psychology at Mahatma Gandhi Medical College and Hospital provides an enriching multidisciplinary environment for the Bachelor in Clinical Psychology programme, offering students meaningful exposure to a wide spectrum of healthcare and mental-health presentations. As part of a comprehensive medical university and hospital ecosystem, students can learn through interaction with patients across different departments and through supervised clinical training in psychiatry, clinical psychology, medicine, paediatrics, neurology, rehabilitation and other allied specialties.

Course Overview

B.Clin.Psy stands for Bachelor of Clinical Psychology, a professional undergraduate programme regulated by the Rehabilitation Council of India (RCI). It is a 4 year programme designed to create an entry-level cadre of mental-health professionals who can provide specified psychological and counselling services under the scope defined by RCI. After completing the programme and fulfilling the RCI requirements, graduates are registered under the category: Clinical Assistant (Clinical Psychology)

Career Path

This integrated setting enables students to understand psychological concerns within the broader context of physical health, develop clinical interviewing and assessment skills, observe multidisciplinary case management, and gain experience in counselling, psychoeducation and rehabilitation. Regular patient contact, case discussions, departmental interactions and supervised clinical activities can help students progressively connect classroom learning with real-world clinical practice, while developing the professional, ethical and communication skills essential for working as Clinical Assistants in Clinical Psychology.

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