“India is the highest-paying country for psychologists?”

Top Countries With the Highest Paid Clinical Psychologists✨

1) The United States - $85,340 - $125,000 average annual pay.

2) France - $61,132 - $75,768 average annual pay.

3) Denmark - $43,688 - $77,256 average annual pay.

4) The Netherlands - $46,555 - $82,011 average annual pay.

5) Norway - $79,646 - $98,761 average annual pay.

6) Canada - $75,742 - $ 93,929 average annual pay.

7) Switzerland - $96,531 - $119,376 average annual pay

Kindly take note:
(Average annual pay for clinical Psychologists in India - INR 3-4 Lakhs)

Although India is not at par with other countries in this race, psychology in India is an emerging field that is going to open a lot many opportunities for its aspirants soon. High-paying psychology careers like I/O Psychology, Lectureship in Psychology, Ed-tech, and Entrepreneurship in mental health are going to make psychology a booming career🌸

Hence, the future of Psychology in India is Secure!
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[thePribs]

My therapist earns 3-4 lakh per month 😂

[thanigaivel]

Psychologist in india is very toughest carrer, if you're family is not financially comfortable, please don't choose, after 6 years of studying, i got poorly paid, compare to other fields .

[umairbinashraf]

hospitals are hiring the clinical psychologists and councelling psychologists, it is emerging as vital field to deal the speedy disorders..

[hydrealth]

Yes there is a scope but not now. Wait till your children grow up then there will be a lot of scope

[mihirkorgaokar]

Hey, I'm in class 12th arts. I originally did 11th science but couldn't handle the stress and personal issues, so I repeated 11th with arts. That's when I got interested in psychology. I wanted to be a psychiatrist but found out it requires an MBBS degree, so I decided to aim for clinical psychology instead.Now, I'm torn between psychology and hotel management. I love cooking and have skills in it, but I also enjoy giving advice and listening to people, which makes me think I'd be good at psychology. However, I'm worried about committing to a PhD in psychology because I'm an average student who can only study for about one to two hours a day. My grades are okay (76% in 10th, 87% initially in 11th, then 66% in final 11th exams). I understand some psychology theory but lack practical skills, while my cooking interest is strong but not deeply knowledgeable.I'm also concerned about the long time commitment for a PhD in psychology and the impact of AI on jobs. Hotel management is a shorter course (5-6 years), but I'm unsure about both paths. Can someone help me decide?

[gojoswife]

I think you mixed psychologist and psychiatrist. In France ( where I live) psychologists barely touch 24 000 € per year and the the salary you put seems like the one for psychiatrists. Anyway don't come to France as a psychologist they are really not well paid for all their work.

[suzieQna]

If you swipe down like the finger indicates, it swipes to the next video, where’s the description box?

[kawaiipotatohead]

guess what this person meant was - psychology have less scope in India because y'know they don't care about mental health, obviously and there are a lottt of stereotypical beliefs about psychology and stuff. And yeah salary is less but i guess it's same case in every country. So yeah NO SCOPE for psychology.

[jagdishrajkule]

I want to be psychologist but there is not better salary

[punjabistatus]

Bro what is difference between ba and ma psychology vs bsc and msc psychology

[blessyyh]

I wanna be a psychologist. But I took science instead of humanities. Is there any problem with that? Can anyone please help me??!!

[akshitashokeen]

What’s the better pathway, BA programme with the major in psychology from Delhi University or BA applied psychology from Amity University if I want to become a clinical psychologist

[moonchild_ivy]

Can someone help me out I'm an 12th student commerce I wanna be a physiologist I'm kinda confused which course I should take to become a physiologist

[Priyanka-jlpg]

Well in India half of problems of psychology are solved by my mom's chappals and belna( use to make roti) one day I just joked don't force me to do anything or I will sucide and next day my sis and brother were in my school talking to my teacher if she is doing well in school I was hella embarassed in school 😢 😭 after that day I never said things like this😅

[Krmkrmkr]

im a 12 comerce student n I wanna do ba in psychology n economics honours....can anyone give me suggestion that how to manage two of this

[parkhisachdeva]

how is the pay of psychologist in germany ?

[lazydershongshare]

My friend wants to come to Canada. He is a registered psychologist who works in India now due to health issues but used to work as a psychologist in England. Can you help him out by providing me with the information on how to come to Canada with his skillset?

[diminxlove]

Well mr stranger my story is almost same like you that I opted arts in 11th because I'm a average student (60%) i scored 60% in 10th boards and 64 percent in 11th ... When I studied psychology for the first time I liked it likee it was so interesting in listening psychology lectures but whenever it comes to exam I use to score almost passing marks like 40/70 .... Now I'm in 12th i have made a plan to do psychology honours in college then I'll do my masters and PhD in USA abroad soo can anyone guide me whether I should go with psychology in future or not because I'm just choosing psychology to help people and earn better... Idk whether psychology is difficult or not because whole year of my 11th i have always think psychology as difficult subject

[jinx-_]

btw u see banana in India is 40 per 12 but us 2dollars mean u know they contry also have things on high prices that's why -_- use some maths

[divyak]

I'm ug psychology completed . Next any job ..reply me