Distance/Correspondence

Yes, it is worth doing correspondence MBA from Symbiosis Pune. Correspondence MBA from Symbiosis Pune is really a good option after graduation or along with your job. Yes, one will get better placement after doing MBA from Symbiosis and infact many of my friends are placed in some good companies.

Yes, you can pursue B.Arch by distance. You will get direct admission in 2nd year. Hope this helps you. Be free to share any problem you have.
Good luck.

No need to attend classes in distance learning you just need to come for exam.

Hello Boomi,
Yes, you can think of doing engineering or B.Tech via distance education mode after completion of your Diploma. I am attaching a link that will give you information regarding different Institutions or colleges awarding engineering degree via distance education method. Many of these institutions allow lateral admission into second year also for Diploma holders who have studied for 3 years. For this you will have to see the webpage of your intended University and see what they are saying about this. I feel there should be no problem for you. Best wishes to your endeavour of obtaining B.Tech degree via distance mode.

Hello Ishika, Greetings of the day. You can find a detailed list of the colleges offering correspondence MBA in Delhi NCR region at https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/distance-correspondence-mba-colleges-delhi-ncr.

Hello Subhajit, You need to check whether the university is UGC/ government approved or not? The candidates who have completed post-graduation from recognised university are allowed to apply for the exam. You can find the list of the approved universities and name of the fake universities at the official UGC Website. The candidates of distance learning are also eligible to apply for the exam. Also the candidates can choose the subject of their post-graduation to apply for UGC NET or its related subjects only.

You may consider the following option to enhance your career prospects as (a) Executive MBA with valid work experience (b) ICWAI (c) CFA (d) CFP. For more details and procedure kindly visit (a) https://shiksha.com/courses.(b)www.icmai.in.

Yes, you can, but there are less colleges who promote this method of LL.B. because of strict BCI rules regarding student attendance.

Yes, you can, but it is considered better, if you go for regular courses.