Distance/Correspondence

Admissions are going on, you can go to the Institute of Distance Education (IDE) single admission window centre, get the form and apply for admission.

Dear Friend,
You can go for:
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Sorry to say. It is not a good option. The value of B.Tech correspondence especially in chemistry is very less. So, I suggest you go for a regular one or else you can take up any certification course like EdX, Alison.com, etc.

Yes, but you would have to be specific regarding the exam you wish to attempt. Most of the papers are based on your basic knowledge and it would be important for you to brush up your subject knowledge till 12th, GK and reasoning problems.

Scope for Higher Studies after B.Sc. Chemistry:
The B.Sc. Chemistry graduates have many options for their higher studies. Majority of these graduates opt for Masters degree in the same. But they can also choose various specialised areas in this field for the post graduation courses. Many universities

No, as per RCI guidelines, students, even after completion of post graduation in psychology from Indian universities, are not entitled to practice as clinical psychologists. They have to complete a two-year M.Phil programme from RCI recognised universities to be eligible. However, you can work as a

Dear Sambit!
As per the UGC Norms and AICTE guidelines, None a university in India can offers Engineering & Medical Course from distance mode. Doing this is the violation of policy. Hence, go for regular mode.

Hi Zubair!
There are many institutes/universities that offer Diploma and post graduate Diploma in journalism and mass communication. Some of the best ones include:
1. Amity School of Distance Learning
2. Symbiosis Institute of Media & Communication (SIMC)
3. Dr B R Ambedkar Open University
4. Sri Aurobin