Distance/Correspondence

There are many universities conducting Distance MBA programs. Both in annual and semester patterns. Only government. Universities are permitted to conduct university degree courses through distance mode outside the jurisdiction of concerned universities. As per new regulation by UGC, universities ar

No, it is not a compulsion that for getting a job after MBA your graduation should be done via a regular pattern. However, ensure that your distance learning programme is recognised by a university & the institute through which you are expecting to do your BBA is affiliated with a recognised univers

M.Tech through distance are not valid for employment and higher study purpose. Hence avoid to pursue this. M.Tech regular part time is the best option for you.

Yes, Swami Vivekanand Subharti University, Meerut is UGC recognized and DEB approved University. Please see the UGC DEB recognition list https://www.ugc.ac.in/pdfnews/FINAL RECOGNITION STATUS 08-05-2019. pdf

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According to UGC guidelines, you have to do only one course at a time either a regular one or a distance, one you cannot do two UG courses at a same time. So, if you want to do BA in psychology, then you would have to forego one your current course B.Pharma.

Correspondence or distance BE/B.Tech are not valid as per AICTE guidelines. Hence never be pursue. BE/B.Tech lateral or part-time with AICTE approved Institutes are the best available options. AMIE is another good option if you can pursue it.

Yes, the degree received from distance mode of learning is valid for jobs in both the public as well as the private sectors. However, it depends on the job role you are applying since the job opportunities are limited. Yes, you can definitely pursue BA Degree course in the field of English.