Distance/Correspondence

Of course, yes you are eligible to study in Australia as you have done your B.Sc (IT). You can go to Australia for studies through IELTS. It is the best exam to go abroad for studies.

To pursue B.Ed from Jammu University in distance mode, you should have 2 years of experience from a school under Jammu University. For more details, check the link below-
https://www.shiksha.com/teaching-education/course/b-ed-directorate-of-distance-education-university-of-jammu-74660
Good luck.

Symbiosis is a popular choice among professionals. Mainly because of its trademark regular programs. Sadly, when you go for distance education, its a different story. Many MNC companies like Infosys, Syntel, TCS have clearly mentioned in their HE portals that they will accept only technical certific

Logistics and Supply Chains are not something you should learn through distance mode and particularly, if you want to do an MBA, distance mode does not give you that much of a learning, as an aspirant of MBA expects. So, I suggest that you should take standard MBA entrances and get into some decent

In Karnataka VTU university & also few private university
In Mysore NIE, SJCE, PES,. .

Hi Darpan!
No college/university takes any entrance exam for a distance/correspondence course. You can directly apply to such courses by contacting the concerned institution directly.

Please visit the link below for colleges of electronics:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/ranking/top-electronics-communication-engineering-colleges-in-india/45-2-0-0-0.

Hi Darpan!
You can see all the relevant details by visiting the official website of DU's SOL https://sol.du.ac.in/mod/tab/view.php?id=1380.

Refer to the eligibility below:
Eligibility: Intermediate (with the combination of Maths, Physics, Chemistry, Statistics, Computers, and Economics) / PUC or equivalent with Physical Science and Mathematics/Intermediates with BiPC (Physics and Chemistry)
However, BiPC Candidates have to do Bridge cour