Distance/Correspondence

Hi Mohan!
You can pursue M.Com from the following distance education universities:
1. Acharya Nagarjuna University
2. Ambedkar Open University
3. Andhra University
4. Guru Jambeshwar University
5. IGNOU
6. University of Delhi.

BA / B.Sc with minimum 2 papers in Maths of the University of Mumbai or at least 3 papers in Maths from other University. If you have this educational qualification, then you can get into M.Sc mathematics.

Hi,
Please find below the list of the colleges providing distance courses:
1. Indian Institute of Business Management and Studies
2. U P Rajarshi Tandon Open University
3. All India Institute of Management Studies
4. Mumbai College of Hotel Management and Catering Technology
5. Indian School of Business Management and Administration, Kolkata
6. Allied Institute of Hotel Management and Culinary Arts, Chandigarh
7. IIMT Group of Colleges, Agra.

Hello Amish,
I would strongly advise against of even thinking of doing engineering via distance, since it is illegal presently. Yes, you can think of lateral admission, if you can sustain yourself & family for three years on your savings, without any job.

Distance learning is better than regular course for a person who is working or having other important responsibilities which stops him from taking a regular course. The advantage of distance learning includes:
Lots of flexibility. With distance learning courses, students can complete their course work from just about anywhere, provided there's a computer and internet connection. This allows students to work when and where it is more convenient for them without having to squeeze in scheduled classes to an already busy life.

Distance education doesn't create any problem for your career till it's not completely or partially based on practical studies.
Also, distance education from a university does matter (choose wisely).

Yes, for working professionals, it's a good option.