Distance/Correspondence

No, you can not do D. El. Ed. Before completion if graduation degree. After completing your graduation, you can do this course.

Dear Priyadarshini, Few Universities have open their Admission process for Distance M.Ed through distance. The July session is open now to accept application and admissions.

Hi muskan, You have to register online to be able to proceed to the next level of getting admission. http://www.ipu.ac.in/Pubinfo2019/Admission2019mian/adm2019notices/adm2019NoticeMain.htm.

Symbiosis is a renowned college the distance programme from it must be equally recognised. But better do a regular one.

Yes, you will able to become a private practitioner. To be able to get practitioner, you have to give and qualify the all India bar examination, after which you will be given a certificate of registration and license to practice.

Distance won't be a good idea in my opinion. Some things require practical knowledge and exposure and you should go through it to achieve the perfection. This will also help you in your future jobs when you will gain more skills. So, rather go for regular.

As per my advice, regular courses are better than correspondence courses wherein you can get practical knowledge as well. So, go for regular course.

You can't do two degree courses, According to Indian education act-1959 you cannot pursue two degrees simultaneously, because it causes extra burden on students. But, you can do certification courses.

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