Distance/Correspondence

Try to do full time course otherwise it is of no use. If you are working then you can do it.

4 years programme. And correspondence B.Ed is better than regular B.Ed.

UGC needs to prove all the degrees including Technical and Non Technical courses. Any UG and PG degree which does not have UGC approval is considered to be invalid. AICTE is All India Council for Technical Education. A few technical courses like BHM, BE and other related course needs to be approved by AICTE if any degree in that case received without AICTE approval is invalid. Distance education degree to be approved by Distance Education Bureau.

MBA in finance via distance mode is offered by many open universities (like IGNOU), central and state universities. First you need to select a university and apply. Majority will have an entrance examination. If you get selected then the classes will be provided on Saturdays and Sundays or in any public holidays. Study material will also be provided, either by hand or through post. Classes will be provided only on important topics.

Hello,
Below I am mentioning the colleges for correspondence mode-
1. Institute of Distance and Open Learning - University of Mumbai | Santacruz East, Mumbai
2. Mahatma Gandhi University, Mumbai | Mumbai
3. Institute of Research Technology and Management, Thane west
4. JRD Global Education | Thane, Mumbai
5. Imperial Institute of Advance Studies | Vasai Road, Mumbai

Please check the Eligibility.
Age: Minimum 18 years
Candidate must be a graduate in any discipline from a recognized university.
Admission Process:
Interested candidates can apply directly to the college.
Website
http://distance.bharatividyapeeth.edu

Hi Dhanya!
Yes it is approved by Kerala PSC.