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Ashwin Soni

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No, Magadh University does not offer M.Ed. programme through distance learning. While the university has a Directorate of Distance Education, it primarily offers distance learning programs other fields like B.Ed, MA in Education, BLIS, and MLIS. The M.Ed. programme at Magadh University is offered in the offline mode. 

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SK WASIM HOSSAIN

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Yes, you can take a B.Ed with Kamaraj Distance Education even with your qualifications.

  • Eligibility: A BA and a D.T.Ed qualifies you for B.Ed admission.  
  • Distance Learning: Kamaraj University B.Ed is in distance mode (UGC accepted).  
  • Steps to ultimate success!

  1) Check the current admission cycle on the university website.  

  2) Send both your BA and D.T.Ed mark sheets.  

  3) No entrance exam (direct admission).  

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Shavya Verma

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Yes, you can pursue a B.Ed in correspondence (distance learning), but there are important eligibility requirements and procedural steps for both IGNOU  and BAOU.

 

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Nitesh Vimal

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Distance Learning MBA is also a two-year MBA programme like the regular MBA. The only difference is that Distance MBA does not require the students to take full-time regular classes. The validity of the course is four years.

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Sreetama Tyagi

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Distance Learning MBA means a course which can be pursued without visiting the campus. This is a flexible mode of study where the student does not need to attend regular classes. It is an affordable and flexible option which can be pursued by students who do not wish to pursue regular full-time MBA. 

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