Rakesh Kr

I am new here and I can teach Psychology for 11, 12, and BA/BSc students. I have already taught in a University before.

Are there students in need for psychology tutorials and what should the charges be? Is there anyone else who is also teaching psychology?  

 

Hello! You'll always find students in need of a tutor in psychology. Regarding the pricing, that is left to you. How much do you value your time with the service you are providing? The prices suggested by others are their estimation. I'm sure you can come up with some number that suits you. I hope this helps! By the way, I'm a psychology tutor myself.

I regularly take coaching for UGC NET (Psychology). First thing is study the syllabus and look at exam pattern. MCQ and two parts (Paper 1 and Paper 2). Hence, prepare accordingly. Prepare for both paper 1 and paper 2. Most students neglect paper 1 thinking its easy or delay it for last week or so. Give equal importance to both papers. An increase in percentage in paper 1 will guarantee that you will crack NET or even JRF. While preparing for paper 2, think about subject mastery rather than rote learning facts. Divide the syllabus into smaller chunks and complete as much as possible.

Secondly, practice solving papers. Solve as many as possible. Once you are familiar with the pattern of the paper, you will ease through when you actually write the exam.

Thirdly, prepare months in advance. By giving sufficient time for preparation, you will not stress or overload yourself with lots of information.

 

Hope this helps you. Good luck for your exams!

Hi! Four steps are needed to crack NET with JRF in Psychology. Step 1: Get the basics right. Read Class XI and XII along with introductory to psychology book so that your basics are strong. Step 2: Arrange syllabus of both Paper 2 and Paper 3 so that you get a consolidated syllabus. Then identify which source you are going to use to cover the different topics in the syllabus. Also, give adequate time for each topic. Step 3: Revise. Most people forget this step and later are not able to recall information in the exams. So i suggest using 1305 technique. First reading takes up 1hr +, the next time you see the information you spend 30 mins and then last revision is for only 5 mins as you are already familiar with the information. Step 4: Do not forget to concentrate on Paper 1. Getting good marks in it can automatically help you clear JRF. Step 5: Solve lot of questions and different type of questions. The key is to getting used to (condition yourself) the questions that may appear in the exams. If you do this everyday for about 30 mins for 2 months. Exam will be a piece of cake. Recommended books: Arihant Psychology, Theories of Personality by George Boeree (available for download), Social Psychology by Barron, Industrial Psychology (IGNOU material available for download), Introduction to Psychology by Zimbardo (you can also refer to barron or morgan king or kalat) I prefer zimbardo as its up to date, any good book for clinical psychology portions like carson, psychological testing by gregory, statistics by garrett. These are just some books i readily go to for any doubts. You must also rely on internet to get information not in any of the above books like changes in DSM V or thurstone model of intelligence, etc. I hope this helps!