Distance/Correspondence

Hi Kodali,
If you have completed your graduation from a recognized university in any discipline, you are eligible for the course. You can directly apply to the university for admission. There is no entrance exam for this course.

B.Ed through distance is still a good option for in-service teachers who want to get the degree at 3-4 times less cost than a regular programme. The B.Ed from distance should fulfil the criteria of NCTE.

Hi, as per my opinion I would suggest you to go for IBPS PO since it will fetch you a government job. If you are thinking of distance learning in HR it is not that beneficial unless you do a full-time course. So IBPS PO will be the best option in this case. Also you can join some course for aptitude or practice at your own if you are a self-learner.

Dear,
Yes, SC/ST category students are eligible for applying scholarship of Central Government while studying MBA correspondence in IGNOU and the necessary form is available at the O/o Directorate of Social welfare of the concerned State Government and the duly filled up form is to submit at the O/o Regional Director of IGNOU.
Best wishes.

If you want to pursue distance MBA, choose a university whose degree holds certain value because distance MBA is not a very values programme.

Admission notification is generally released in national newspaper every year. And, all Requisite details is available in the prospectus, which can be found at
https://www.google.co.in/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=http://jmicoe.in/pdf18/Prospectus_2018-19_Final.pdf&ved=2ahUKEwj48ZKy_OHaAhUJp48KHcgAAbAQFjAAegQIBhAB&usg=AOvVaw0ybn3aXmaG92QufO9beRJj.

You are eligible for B.Sc, but pursue B.Tech rather than B.Sc, because B.Sc is 3 year graduate degree course, while B.Tech is 4 year technical degree course. Since you have done Diploma, you could get admission in 2nd year direct by lateral entry schemes and could pursue 4 year of course only in 3 year. Value of B.Tech is more as compare to B.Sc.