About the Program

What the Program Contains ?

The diploma covers a wide range of psychological assessments across clinical, personality, developmental, and vocational domains. Participants are trained in tools such as the Beck Depression Inventory (BDI), Beck Anxiety Inventory (BAI), Hamilton Rating Scales, GAD-7, DASS-21, and PHQ-9 for mood and anxiety assessment; personality measures including 16PF, NEO-FFI, MBTI, Eysenck’s Personality Questionnaire, and PID-5; neurodevelopmental and child-focused tools like CADDRA ADHD Checklist, Conners’ Rating Scale, ISAA, CARS, Vineland Social Maturity Scale, CBCL, and Developmental Screening Test; intelligence and aptitude assessments such as Standard Progressive Matrices and David’s Battery of Differential Aptitude; as well as addiction, OCD, resilience, emotional intelligence, self-esteem, and vocational interest measures. Training includes not just familiarity with these tools but structured guidance on administration, scoring, interpretation, and report writing to ensure practical competency.

Key Takeaways & Who Can Join ?

What makes this program valuable is its depth and hands-on structure. Participants receive detailed study material, assessment tools, scoring procedures, interpretation guidance, manuals, and sample report formats to ensure real-world readiness. Recordings are provided with one-month access for revision, and an e-certificate of participation is awarded upon completion. The training is designed to help psychology students and professionals confidently administer, score, interpret, and report psychological assessments in academic, clinical, school, and organizational settings.

Program Details :

Dates: 2 April to 27 June I Day: Thursday and Saturday I Time: 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM I Fee: 7,500/- I Early Bird: 6,999 /- (valid till 29 March).