Distance/Correspondence

Hi Kirthiga,
Correspondence Course: Broadly speaking, they are nothing more than study materials or books which the University/Organisation provides you. You will also be provided with a course plan which you are supposed to follow. Tests are conducted periodically depending on the institute.
Distant Programme: It is typically an online and user-centric course. Tutors usually upload their lectures on a common platform/database which the class can access any time. Also, because this type of education spans though various time zones, the students are given the liberty to choose their test timings too. IGNOU, YCMOU, ICFAI University are among the oldest, renowned names providing distance education in India.
Thanks.

You should have a post-graduate degree with at least55% of marks for general category and 50% marks in the case of SC/ST category or equivalent CGPA in the concerned subject or in an allied subject or any other post-graduate degree recognized by the University as equivalent thereto.
In addition, you should be In-Service satisfying the above eligibility conditions to be able to apply for part-time. Admission into part-time programmes will be made in the specified order of priority as given below, with service seniority in each category:
Teachers working in the University or the A.U.P.G. Centres. Teachers working in Post graduate and professional colleges (not applicable if you are teaching Physics, Chemistry, mathematics and Humanities in professional colleges) or, Lecturers / Librarians / Asst. Librarians working in affiliated degree colleges teaching physics, chemistry, mathematics and Humanities in professional colleges or Teachers working in Polytechnic / Government Junior Colleges. Technical employees working in research institutes attached to Andhra University / Non-Teaching employee of Andhra University, A.U.P.G. Centres having completed at least five years of service.