Distance/Correspondence

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.

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 exp

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 de

In order to promote Distance Education in India, the Distance Education Council (DEC) has decided that students can now pursue two-degree programmes simultaneously. The council also said that students can pursue two programmes simultaneously through a combination of distance and regular modes.
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You can take admission in Tumkur University for distance M.Sc in chemistry.

It is a research based course in English. You will be learning English literature course composed in English. These compositions in English were composed by important writers in the history of English literature.
English literature is as diverse as the varieties of English spoken around the world. Th

Hello Darpan,
There are plenty of compelling reasons to pursue BA through correspondence. Many people are working and cannot join college hence this is best for them. Housewives can study in their free time. It's perhaps cheaper than going to a regular college. But fundamentally one must have desire

You will have to check the same with your college itself, as this is college's discretion.