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5 years agoHi I'm completed B.A. In distance education and my marks 35percentage so I'm eligibility MBA or not.
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Yash Vasanta
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It basically depends on tier of the college you choose. So no need to worry, you can obviously go for the one who basically work on marks of other exams. So try to score your best in competitive exams like CAT, MAT and other.
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MALLIKARJUNASWAMY SDATA SCIENTIST,AIML SPECIALIST
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Yes, IASE deemed university recognised by UGC and AICTE. So you can pursue your studies from the same. It is valid for the government jobs. Source: http://entrance-exam.net/forum/general-discussion/iase-deemed-university-valid-university-government-job-816666.html#ixzz691G695Z1
Yes, Distance education applicable and accepted in government. Organizations. The institute that you will select to pursue the course will have an impact on the acceptance of your degree. You can pursue the degree / Diploma / Certification from UGC, DEB & AIU approved university.
You can do your research on various institutes like MITSDE, NMIMS, IFIM, XLRI, IIM-C,
Yes, Distance education applicable and accepted in government. Organizations. The institute that you will select to pursue the course will have an impact on the acceptance of your degree. You can pursue the degree / Diploma / Certification from UGC, DEB & AIU approved university.
You can do your research on various institutes like MITSDE, NMIMS, IFIM, XLRI, IIM-C,
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MALLIKARJUNASWAMY SDATA SCIENTIST,AIML SPECIALIST
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You should either consider Bangalore Open University or Mysore Open University.
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varun bhatiastudent's counselor
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Hi,
You cannot pursue two courses at one time as per UGC rules.
You cannot pursue two courses at one time as per UGC rules.
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