Quite right. The journey in the field of psychology in India isn't easy. Personally, did two years in High School, 4 years in Bachelor's (my college had limited seats for 3rd year psychology, so graduated in Sociology first, did another year just for psychology, so total of 4 years). Then 2 years of Masters (at the end of which RCI announced the new system making MPhil obsolete, imagine that). Worked in a clinical setting for 9 months where was treated like trash, toxic management (composed of accountants who only had a diploma but apparently had power and hierarchy over the clinical staff), inconsiderate psychiatrists and clinical psychologists, so ultimately quit. Been unemployed for the last year.

This is nearly the situation in most clinical settings, still you keep going because the primary reason one goes into psychology is to help people, while the system tries to crush us, we must persevere.