Degree

Hi,I would suggest that you look up jobs and then see if they require a PG Diploma. Only then will it help to pursue a Diploma after graduation.

Yes, you are eligible. UPSC eligibility criteria says you need to pass your graduation. That's all.

I want a graduate degree of 2014-2017 session of any stream.

Hi Eligibility,
The minimum qualification required for entry into B.Ed. course is Bachelor of Arts (B.A), Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) or Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.) form a recognised board/university with at least 50% marks.
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The basic difference is that Bachelor's degree in sports is totally related to sports and its technique and its all the information related to it, whereas Bachelor's degree in physical education will teach you regarding the physical impact on body and performing techniques.

Hi Indumathi,
Look, it all depends on one's capability of handling situations. A regular course degree surely gets more recognition and value in the market than a correspondence one, but as we all know that CA is one of the most the toughest courses in our country and it requires a lot of study and time of your daily life. So, if you think you can not manage time between the two, then I would suggest you to go for correspondence one.
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Yes. Definitely, you can do that if you have the potential to learn all of that together. Each needs time and dedication. But, don't burden yourself with everything.

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For detailed information, you can see below link-
https://www.shiksha.com/college/amp/indian-institute-of-professional-studies-lucknow-22000
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Learn to repair other accessories like laptop, tablets, smart speakers, etc. Start your own business. You have a good skill. People will keep buying mobiles and they will be getting spoiled. Also, people will need good service and quick service. So, excel in your business. You can start teaching others how to repair mobile or be a faculty in some institute too.
All the best.