Psychology colleges and universities in India

What this directory is for

Choosing where to study psychology in India is unusually hard for a reason nobody says out loud: the same course name means different things at different institutions. A BA in Psychology may be a full psychology degree or two psychology papers inside a general arts programme. A place may teach the subject well and not be recognised to award what you think you are getting.

Prospectuses are written to attract you. Listing sites rank whoever pays. This is neither — it is a record of what each institution actually offers, assembled so you can compare places against each other rather than against their own marketing.

What an entry gives you

• Which psychology programmes it runs, and at what level — so you can tell a psychology degree from a course that carries a psychology paper.
• What kind of institution it is — a university, a private university, or a college affiliated to one. It changes who awards your degree.
• Where it is, down to the district.
• The facts, with their source — every figure on a profile page carries a link to the document it came from, so you can check it rather than take our word for it.

What we will not do

We do not rank institutions, we do not accept payment for a listing or for a better position in one, and we do not publish a figure we cannot point at a source for. Where something is genuinely unknown, the entry says so rather than filling the gap with a plausible number.

The directory is growing region by region. If a place you know is missing, or an entry has something wrong, tell us — it reaches a person, and no account is needed.

States

Haryana

Panchkula

Punjab

SAS Nagar (Mohali)

Union Territories

Chandigarh

How this list works

Browse the way you'd search: pick your state or union territory, then your district — every institution under it opens its own page with recognition, programmes, seats and fees, each fact carrying its source and check date. Only institutions offering a psychology degree appear here; this is a directory of where you can study psychology, not of colleges in general.

One filter matters more than any other in this niche: whether a programme is RCI-recognised — the fact that decides if a degree leads to licensed clinical practice. Most BA/MA psychology programmes sit outside RCI's remit entirely, and every page here says which of the three it is, never letting "not applicable" read as "not recognised". Absent figures say not published; we never fill a gap with a plausible number. Corrections are free, always: report an error.

Choosing a degree? The university track holds the syllabus those programmes teach, paper by paper.