Distance/Correspondence

Hello there,
Yes, you can go for distance education in BA from Mumbai University. The eligibility criteria for this is passing HSC from any recognized university.
Regards

Hello Ravi,
I would strongly advise you to stop thinking of doing Diploma or degree in engineering via distance education since it has been declared as illegal by SC of India. Please think of doing something else.

I don't think, Ph.D can be done through correspondence. It is very important and critical to be done through distance. You can do what most students do though i.e., take admission and go once a month to college.

A candidate who has passed Bachelors degree examination in arts, science, commerce, forestry, veterinary science or medicine through the University of Jammu or any other recognized university is eligible for admission to B.Ed distance education program of the Jammu University. Internet

Hello Madhu,
You can pursue Siksha sastri B.Ed sanskrit in Rastriya Sanskrit Sansthan in correspondence by applying the application with respective details. It is deemed as university and provides huge scope in fields like Government teacher/ assistant professor.

B.Ed:
Candidates should have obtained at least minimum 50% aggregate of marks either in the Bachelors Degree and/or in the Master's Degree in Sciences/Social Sciences/Commerce/Humanity (OR) Bachelors in Engineering or Technology with specialization in Science and Mathematics with 55% marks or any other qualification equivalent thereto
Candidates must be trained in-service teachers in elementary education or should have completed a NCTE recognized teacher education programme through face-to-face mode.
Fees for B.Ed: Rs. 50,000

Practice and membership in the Bar Council is only applicable for LLB degree in regular mode.

Hello Mohammad,
Aah, that's indeed good. Why not? Journalistic field too requires engineering graduates. Yes, you can download brochure of your intended university for distance learning and fill up application form, submit it and your course begins.Best wishes.

Hello Purna,
It's nice to know that you are already post graduate in maths. May I then ask, why engineering now? Almost 50% of fresh engineering graduates are not finding any placements. In addition, doing engineering via distance education is illegal. I feel you should go for PhD in maths rather than pursuing this idea of engineering via distance education.

No, I don't think it's a good choice to do PGDM from an institute. PGDM is not a good choice because PGD is just a Diploma, not a degree and if you are doing post-graduation then you should do proper MBA degree from a university.