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Shamsul HusainInspired by nature, it's originality and style.

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You should go for IGNOU to join B.Ed. through distance education mode. There are many centres.
Regards.

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varun bhatiastudent's counselor

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Symbiosis School of Management is better

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Jash BotadraSls, pune. Former Intern at The Times of India.

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Hi Milekha,
As per the rules of Bar Council of India (BCI), one cannot pursue a LLB course through distance/correspondence/online modes. Only a person who has done a full time LLB is recognised to be eligible to practice law in India.
There are colleges, which promise to allow students to complete their LLB course through distance mode. However, such courses or arrangements are completely illegal and one should not fall for such traps.
Moreover, regarding certain colleges offering innovative degrees in law (which are not eligible for practice in law) may not be recognised by UGC.

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Krishi Sharma

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Hi, It depends on what you want to be and what is your interest. Every course is good and has great scope in future provided it is done dedicately. I hope you will choose wisely. Regards.

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Deeparun Dutta

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Distance education should be your last option. Going for a regular course is safe.

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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)

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Dear Prudhvi,
As per the guidelines of UGC, none a university (or college) in India can offer the engineering and medical courses through distance mode. Even AICTE does't recognize that. Hence, it is a must to do M.Tech in regular mode. Hope this helps. Good luck.

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