You must have a Bachelor’s degree with Psychology as a major subject

You should have at least 60–65% marks (this is equal to a UK 2:1)

Your degree must include:

• Research Methods (both quantitative and qualitative)
• A final-year dissertation / research project

BPS Accreditation Requirement (Very Important)

The British Psychological Society (BPS) will check whether your Psychology degree is equivalent to a UK BPS-accredited degree

If your degree is NOT accepted by BPS, then:

You will usually need to complete a BPS-accredited Psychology conversion course (Undergraduate or MSc Psychology)

This course must give you Graduate Basis for Chartered Membership (GBC)

Only after getting GBC can you apply for a UK Doctorate in Forensic Psychology

Important advice:
Before applying, you should contact BPS directly to confirm whether your Indian degree is eligible for GBC.

In short:
You need a strong Psychology degree with research and dissertation, BPS recognition (GBC), and good IELTS scores to be eligible for this programme.

If English is not your first language, you need:

IELTS overall 7.0, Writing: minimum 7.0, Other bands: minimum 6.5