B.Sc

Among the few good colleges that provide this course, NMIMS Mumbai is the best of the lot. No second thoughts about it!
Frankly speaking, if you are a student with great acads, opt for the prestigious B.A (Hons. ) Economics course in one of the DU colleges. Opting for the aforementioned course would be comparatively better than the one mentioned in your question.

Hey Aditi,
No, you can't get because you are too late. The batch of this session starts. You have to apply next year.
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Hello,
Yes! You can get admission in DAV College for M.Sc chemistry.

Hello,
Yes, there is entrance exam to get B.Sc of food science and nutrition.

Hello,
With Diploma degrees, you get the lateral entry for the B.Tech and BE programs. Diploma studies are equivalent to the B.Sc Curriculum. So, Kindly mention which Bachelors studies you wish to pursue, so I will be able to provide you a better picture.

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Yes, it is possible as per the UGC regulations. IT is known as concurrent admission. Universities, such as Bharthiar and Madras University promotes concurrent admission system. Through this, a student can pursue 2 courses simultaneously, one at the college and another through distance / collaborative education mode.

Hi,
Distance learning programs are good while you are in jobs because of time constrains. But, if you are fresher or unemployed than in my opinion you have to go with the regular BSC-CS course, because there are so many of doubts and issues, which cannot be solved through the distance learning mode. Most important the required pace and motivation are another factors which cannot be attained by using the distance learning mode. Further you are also eligible for B.Tech lateral entry scheme of various engineering colleges, so you have to look this aspect also. Good Luck.

Hi,
If you are working professional, then distance learning may be the good option because of time constrains, but if you are fresher or unemployed, than in my opinion you should go with regular study. Because, there are so many issues and doubts, which cannot be clear through the distance mode and most important the required pace and motivation cannot be attained through the distance mode. Further, you are also eligible for regular B.Tech lateral entry scheme, there are many colleges offers admission in 2nd year to diploma holders. So, you may look this aspect also. Good Luck.

Yes, you can do it via distance mode.