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Master of Clinical Psychology
(M.Clin-Psy)

Kateel Ashok Pai Memorial Institute of Allied Health Sciences (KAPMIAHS), Shivamogga. A two-year full-time postgraduate professional training programme.

1. ABOUT KAPMIAHS

KAPMIAHS is a unit of Manasa Trust, Shivamogga, established by Dr. K. A. Ashok Pai, internationally known Psychiatrist and B. C. Roy awardee.

The clinical psychology courses offered are supported by a fully equipped 100-bed multi-speciality hospital, namely Manasa Nursing Home. Other units offering hands-on training opportunities include a Psychological Rehabilitation Centre, a Rehabilitation Centre for senior citizens, and many more.

The institution has experience offering M.Sc. Clinical Psychology and M.Phil. in Clinical Psychology courses for the last seven years, approved by RCI and affiliated to Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Government of Karnataka, Bengaluru.

KAPMIAHS invites applications from eligible candidates for the Master of Clinical Psychology (M.Clin-Psy) course approved by RCI and affiliated to RGUHS for 2026–2027. This is a two-year, full-time, postgraduate course.

2 Years Full-time programme
10 Available seats
RCI / RGUHS Approval and affiliation

2. About Master of Clinical Psychology (M.Clin)

The Master in Clinical Psychology is a two-year full-time professional training program approved by the Rehabilitation Council of India (RCI) and to be offered under the affiliation of Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences (RGUHS), Bengaluru.

The program is designed to develop competent clinical psychologists equipped with advanced skills in psychological assessment, diagnosis, psychotherapy, and rehabilitation.

Students receive extensive hands-on clinical exposure through our own psychiatric hospital, where they work directly with diverse clinical populations under the close supervision of qualified professionals.

The course blends rigorous academic learning with practical training, emphasizing ethical practice, multidisciplinary collaboration, and research competence. Through case discussions, clinical postings, seminars, and dissertation work, trainees gain a deep understanding of mental health issues across the lifespan.

The program aims to prepare students for independent clinical practice, teaching, research, and leadership roles in hospitals, mental health centers, rehabilitation facilities, and academic institutions, contributing meaningfully to the mental health care system.

3. COURSE DETAILS

Postgraduate Course

Course No. of Seats Duration
Master of Clinical Psychology (M.Clin-Psy) 10 2 Years (Full Time)

Admission Calendar for 2026–2027

Sl. No. Event Date and Day
1 Application and Prospectus available on website 07/11/2026 – Saturday
2 Last date for submitting applications 15/11/2026 – Sunday
3 Entrance Exam and Interview 18/11/2026 – Wednesday
4 Announcement of Results 20/11/2026 – Friday
5 Admissions 23/11/2026 – Monday
Important: Candidates should follow the official admission calendar and complete the application before the prescribed deadline.

4. INSTRUCTIONS FOR FILLING THE ONLINE APPLICATION FORM

General Instructions

Application forms for registration for M.Clin-Psy are available only at https://ahs.kapmi.edu.in under Kateel Ashok Pai Memorial Institute of Allied Health Sciences.

Application fee once paid is non-refundable under any circumstances.

  • Candidates must read the prospectus and instructions on the institutional website and complete the Google application form. Incomplete forms will be rejected.
  • A valid email ID and mobile number are required during application, entrance examination, and completion of admission.
  • After final online submission, all particulars will be considered final. No further modifications or correspondence regarding changes will be accepted.

Steps for Submitting the Online Application

  1. Open the Google Application Form using the Apply Online button.
  2. Fill in all required details correctly, matching the original documents.
  3. Upload a recent colour passport-size photograph taken after January 2026, in JPEG/JPG format, 150 × 200 pixels, not exceeding 340 KB.
  4. Upload marks cards of previous examinations. Postgraduate applicants must upload Bachelor course marks cards for all applicable years, and M.A./M.Sc. Psychology marks cards for both years.
  5. Make the online payment using the provided credit card, debit card, net banking, or UPI payment method.
  6. Submit the application. The Admissions Office will check and approve it, which may take approximately two days.
  7. After approval, candidates will receive an email/SMS confirmation.
  8. On the entrance-test day, hall tickets will be issued at the registration desk after registration between 9:00 AM and 9:45 AM.
Notes:
  • Quote your registered email ID and course name, or application number and course name, in correspondence with the Admissions Office.
  • Applications sent by post or courier will not be accepted.
  • Errors caused by incorrect data entry are the responsibility of the candidate.
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Application Support

Email: info.ahs@kapmi.edu.in

Phone: +91 8918487438

Monday to Saturday: 9:30 AM–1:00 PM and 2:00 PM–5:30 PM

5. FEE CHART FOR AHS COURSES FOR 2026–27

Application Fee

Course Application Fee
Master of Clinical Psychology ₹1,500

Bank Account & UPI Payment Details

Account Name KATEEL ASHOK PAI MEMORIAL INSTITUTE OF ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCES
Account Number 920010070759426
Bank Name AXIS BANK
Branch SHIMOGA
IFSC Code UTIB0000362
UPI ID Q753559647@ybl
Payment reminder: Confirm the payment recipient before transferring money. Keep the payment confirmation or transaction reference for your application.

Guidelines for Fee Payment

On the date(s) of admission notified after the announcement of selection on the website and through individual communication, candidates should be prepared to pay the prescribed fee on the stipulated date.

Non-payment on the prescribed date will lead to cancellation of the seat, which will then be offered to another candidate. Admission fees, term fees, and other prescribed fees must be paid on time.

Fee Refund Policy on Discontinuation

A candidate who discontinues the course after admission but before commencement will not be entitled to a refund of fees and deposits unless the vacated seat is filled by another candidate.

If the vacated seat is filled, the fee will be refunded after deduction of 10% of the total fee payable as service charges.

Hostel Accommodation

  • Hostel facilities are extended to outstation candidates, subject to availability.
  • Hostel residents must be members of the hostel mess.
  • A local guardian is mandatory. A separate local guardian form must be completed during admission.
  • Continued hostel accommodation depends on satisfactory academic progress and discipline.

6. SELECTION POLICY FOR ADMISSION

  • Admission is open to male and female candidates.
  • Selection is based on performance in the entrance examination and/or interview.
  • KAPMIAHS follows a No Capitation Fee policy and does not accept donations as consideration for admission.
  • Canvassing, recommendation letters, claims of personal familiarity, or the use of agents to obtain admission will disqualify candidates.
  • Concealed or incorrect information may result in disqualification. If false statements are discovered after admission, admission may be cancelled without a refund.

List of Original Documents

Submit the following original documents to the Academic Section during admission, together with two sets of photocopies.

  1. SSLC (Class X) Pass Certificate or equivalent.
  2. II PUC (Class XII) marks card or equivalent.
  3. SC/ST/OBC certificate, where applicable, for Karnataka candidates only, issued within the last two years.
  4. Aadhaar card photocopy, updated within the last year.
  5. Transfer Certificate.
  6. B.Sc./B.A. Psychology marks cards and Degree/Graduation Certificate.
  7. M.Sc./M.A. Psychology marks cards and Degree/Graduation Certificate.
  8. Six recent passport-size colour photographs.
  9. Migration Certificate.
Additional documents may be requested at admission. Admission granted by the college remains provisional until the required documents are submitted and approval is received from RGUHS, Bengaluru.

7. ADMISSION PROCEDURES AND COURSE DETAILS

Master of Clinical Psychology (M.Clin-Psy)

Two-year full-time program recognized by the Rehabilitation Council of India and Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Karnataka.

Eligibility

  • Candidates must have completed a full-time M.A. or M.Sc. Psychology degree of at least two years' duration from RGUHS or another university.
  • A minimum of 50% aggregate marks in the qualifying examination is required.
  • Candidates who completed their Master's degree through correspondence, part-time, online, or distance education are not eligible.

Entrance Examination and Interview

  • In-person written examination of 1.5 hours with 80 multiple-choice questions and one essay.
  • Syllabus: Bachelor's and Master's courses in Psychology.
  • Interviews will be conducted immediately after the entrance examination on the same day.
  • Candidates must produce original documents, including extracurricular activity records, during admission.

Course Curriculum

The Master's Degree in Clinical Psychology is a two-year full-time program comprising classroom teaching, self-directed learning, academic activities, and clinical postings.

In the first year, the theoretical basis of clinical psychology is refreshed, together with research methodology and biostatistics. Students choose their dissertation study and submit a synopsis. They rotate through different areas of clinical expertise during this period.

The learning program includes seminars, journal reviews, case presentations, case discussions, and classroom teaching. External clinical postings at reputed centers in the country are also included to provide wider clinical experience.

Students are encouraged to attend conferences and workshops. Their academic progress is monitored through continuous appraisal, participation in teaching and learning activities, and structured assessment. Students must follow university guidelines and institutional policies.

Syllabus References

For current syllabus details, refer to the official websites:

Dissertation

Candidates must undertake and complete a research study under faculty guidance. The project must be submitted six months before the final university examinations, in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the M.Clin-Psy degree.

Attendance Requirements

  • A minimum of 80% attendance in classes during each academic year is required. Leave is not counted as part of the academic term.
  • A minimum of 80% attendance in clinical postings during each academic year is required. Students with insufficient attendance must repeat the required postings.

Internal Assessment (IA)

Two periodical tests will be conducted in each subject during an academic year. The average marks will be treated as the final internal assessment marks for that subject.

Eligibility for University Examination

  • A certificate from the Head of Department confirming the required clinical-posting competence is necessary.
  • A minimum of 50% in internal assessment, separately in theory and practical, is required.
  • Students who do not meet attendance requirements in one or more subjects cannot appear for the university examination.

University Examination

  • University examinations are conducted at the end of the first and second years. Students must register for all papers.
  • A minimum of 50% in both theory and practical examinations is required to pass.
  • If a student fails in theory and/or practical in the final examination, the student must reappear for all theory and practical papers.

Maximum Duration for Course Completion

A candidate must complete the M.Clin-Psy course within four years from the date of admission. Otherwise, the candidate must discontinue the course.

Ready to Apply?

Complete the online application form and follow the official admission instructions.

Apply for M.Clin-Psy 2026–27