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New answer posted•7 years ago

How can I apply for a correspondence course in FYBA?

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Asked by Farahdiba
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7 years ago
Hi,I have passed class 10th standard now, and want to join class 11th Arts in English Medium is there any correspondence college in Pune.

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pradeep kumar
7 years ago
Distance BE/BTech courses are invalid for employment purpose as per AICTE guidelines, Hence never pursue these. It is better to do lateral BE/B.Tech course.

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New answer posted•7 years ago
Hello Aamir,It is playing with fire, if you are thinking of doing your M.Tech via distance education mode. Recently, UGC has banned many professional courses from being taught via distance mode of education. I strongly would like to advise you that please don't go for M.Tech via distance education.

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New answer posted•7 years ago
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7 years ago

Wisdom School of Management, Gorakhpur does not offer B.Ed correspondence.

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7 years ago

Yes you must have minimum 45% marks in graduation for the MBA program from a distance learning university and if you are willing to do Bachelor course then you 45% marks are mandatory to have in Intermediate (class 12th)

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New answer posted•7 years ago
Manish Sharma
7 years ago
You can pursue M.Com from distance with. Ed but it will be difficult for you to study both. In B.Ed course lots of practicals are there and assignments are there. Also your exam dates might intersect with each other. If you can manage your time then there is no problem.

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7 years ago
Yes, but the forms for the distance courses have been closed.

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Swapnaneel Bhuiya
7 years ago
Open distance B.Com in Mumbai University: You have to study the whole syllabus, there are higher chances of getting failed. Exam centers are located in any direction (you might or might be not aware of it). Many of my friends failed and then later they joined the college. St Joseph's College of Comm

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