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Pooja sehrawat
Guide-Level 13
Dear Monica,
You have to give all the exams in which you failed. Only re-appearing of exams will help you to obtain a degree in M.Com from the college.
Regards.
You have to give all the exams in which you failed. Only re-appearing of exams will help you to obtain a degree in M.Com from the college.
Regards.
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Pooja sehrawat
Guide-Level 13
Hi,
For banking sector jobs you have 2 options:
1-PO exams
2-MBA with finance and banking sector
For banking sector jobs you have 2 options:
1-PO exams
2-MBA with finance and banking sector
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Lakshmi Narasimman Sharma
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Hello Kadam,
Lovely Professional University, Faridabad is best in terms of recognition, fees, curriculum, etc.
Lovely Professional University, Faridabad is best in terms of recognition, fees, curriculum, etc.
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jyoti singh
Beginner-Level 1
After my long search for a professional certified course on pharmacovigilance, I got into Cliniminds. Below are my views and impressions on Cliniminds:
1) Limited admission for each class. This gave us more time and flexibility to understand and interact with the teaching staff.
2) Flexibility in class timings. As I take care of family as well as clinic, the class timings were informed well ahead to plan my schedule
3) Accessibility: Cliniminds staffs are easy to contact any time to clear our doubts and other issues. They are highly responsive towards my phone calls.
4) Placement support: As informed to me, placement support was given t
1) Limited admission for each class. This gave us more time and flexibility to understand and interact with the teaching staff.
2) Flexibility in class timings. As I take care of family as well as clinic, the class timings were informed well ahead to plan my schedule
3) Accessibility: Cliniminds staffs are easy to contact any time to clear our doubts and other issues. They are highly responsive towards my phone calls.
4) Placement support: As informed to me, placement support was given t
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ashutosh chauhan
Guide-Level 13
You can fill up the SOL Form through Delhi university website. To know more about the course offered by Delhi University under SOL (School of Open Learning) programme you can visit SOL's website. After you register yourself on School of Open Learning (SOL), they will allot you the college you can attend the classes. Classes held on Saturday and Sunday a week. They will inform you the timings and dates for the classes. For more information visit SOL Delhi University's website.
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Vikash Jain
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Yes, SNDT Women's University offer Bachelor courses through distance mode, for more details check out the link below :
https://cde.sndt.ac.in/cde-juhu-courses.htm.
https://cde.sndt.ac.in/cde-juhu-courses.htm.
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Lalit Kumar
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Hello, Yes, there are chances, that many job opportunities will not consider your distance degree. But, government jobs are open for any kind of degree, whether regular or distance. And, chances increases when you are working while studying. So, at the time of passing, you'll have 3 year of work experience with that. And, so value of your degree and knowledge would be considered in other jobs as well.
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Pallavi Jain
Guide-Level 12
If you ethically & sincerely complete a course, correspondence / regular doesn't matter. It all depends on what the course curriculum is and what you have learnt. Different employers have a different take on correspondence courses. Unfortunately, to the best of my knowledge, correspondence course degree / Diploma holders are given a pass. If you are good, you can always challenge the employer.
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