Distance/Correspondence

AIMA provides PGDM and not MBA. Though you get a certificate from AIMA you don't have anything in it mentioned as distance. It would be the same as regular. UWSB provides PGPM and PGDM both and for PGPM you will get a regular certificate. MBA also is there but that's affiliated to Bardhaman Universi

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Yes, when a distance course is compared to a correspondence course, correspondence course has no value, but then if you do it in regular mode, the value of the degree is high and will fetch you a huge value and a good salary package will also be given when compared to a distance course.

Every process of distance education is done online. After all, the process fulfilment, you will be allotted to a regional centre where you will be associated with the regional centre for assignments, study related queries and exams. You will be notified time to time basis about the same.

Why do you want B.Ed? You should complete M.Tech then you can easily get a lecturer job in any engineering college.

Yes, you can apply for that. You are eligible for regular courses also too. You can choose regular or distance mode according to your convenience.
Best of luck.

Almost, every university has closed its admission for B.Ed 2017 within the month of June-July. You have to wait for the next session.

1.Wisdom School of Management
2.International Institute of Management and Engineering
3.Institute of Engineering and Management Studies
4.Aryabhatta Degree College
5.School of Distance Education-Andhra University.
These are universities and colleges providing Bachelor's in Civil Engineering through dista