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Rohan Ahuja
Guide-Level 12
Hi,
It is a regular course and even if any college is offering a correspondence course, I would not recommend you to go for it. Public relations is an intensive course and will not help in career growth if done through correspondence.
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Shamsul HusainInspired by nature, it's originality and style.
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You should not go for a distance programme, if you are younger and going to pursue your first degree. Distance programs are for those who are in job and may be joining their higher or second degree. Secondly, you should know that distance programs in engineering are not valid. Moreover, an economically poor guy can go for that in case he/ she is not able in pursuing regular one. And, this is I am talking about non-engineering programs which are valid in distance education. Regards.
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rahul r
Scholar-Level 18
Distance learning is where you don't need to attend the classes on a daily basis. But instead, you have to attend classes only during the weekends.
You have to prepare yourself of the respective syllabus for various subjects which are of your chosen course and have to get through final examinations. So, self-motivation, dedication, self-feedback is very much essential for the candidate to finish a particular course through distance learning.
In contrast to this, in case of Regular Learning, the candidate has to attempt for the classes on a daily basis in the where he has joined to pursue a particular course.
Due to this kind of learning
You have to prepare yourself of the respective syllabus for various subjects which are of your chosen course and have to get through final examinations. So, self-motivation, dedication, self-feedback is very much essential for the candidate to finish a particular course through distance learning.
In contrast to this, in case of Regular Learning, the candidate has to attempt for the classes on a daily basis in the where he has joined to pursue a particular course.
Due to this kind of learning
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rahul r
Scholar-Level 18
Please refer to the link provided below for details regarding this college. Important information like courses offered, facilities, reviews, etc., are mentioned in this link. You should be able to gauge whether the college is good for you.
The fee structure for this course is mentioned below:
Fee Structure:
Year 1: INR 1,950
Year 2: INR 900
Year 3: INR 900
Total fees: INR 3,750
Fee components: Tuition, and Admission.
Regards.
The fee structure for this course is mentioned below:
Fee Structure:
Year 1: INR 1,950
Year 2: INR 900
Year 3: INR 900
Total fees: INR 3,750
Fee components: Tuition, and Admission.
Regards.
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rahul r
Scholar-Level 18
Basic eligibility to pursue this course is that candidate must be a graduate from a recognized college /university. Admission is based on marks obtained in Graduation. Interested candidates can apply online or offline to the concerned college/institution with the required information. Regards.
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Lakshmi Narasimman Sharma
Guide-Level 12
Dear Amir,
Yes, you can Pursue B.Ed regarding your major subject in under graduation. A graduation in any discipline with 50% marks (without rounding off). For general, OBC 45% marks for reserved category. All the Best for your future.
Yes, you can Pursue B.Ed regarding your major subject in under graduation. A graduation in any discipline with 50% marks (without rounding off). For general, OBC 45% marks for reserved category. All the Best for your future.
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Ritu Bhandari
Scholar-Level 16
Hi,
Eligibility:
Candidate must be a graduate from a recognized college/ university.
You need to check ones with the college weather they accept distance course students.
Eligibility:
Candidate must be a graduate from a recognized college/ university.
You need to check ones with the college weather they accept distance course students.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
Scholar-Level 18
Hello Prakash, Firstly, its good to know your dream of pursuing aeronautical engineering course after your Diploma. However the path that you have chosen will take you nowhere. Recently SC of India cancelled engineering degrees granted by different universities by way of distance education. You may land up in same soup later. This is so since the courses where substantial practicals are involved are not allowed by distance education. I would therefore advise you not to follow this path. But you can choose to obtain qualification equivalent to this degree by doing AMIE. This path is your best BET.
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rahul r
Scholar-Level 18
Please refer to the link provided below for details regarding an MCA programme from Sambalpur University(Distance Education), Orissa. You should be able to download college brochure which contains important details regarding eligibility for this particular course.
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https://www.shiksha.com/it-software/course/mca-programme-sambalpur-university-distance-education-orissa-orissa-other-70266
Regards.
https://www.shiksha.com/it-software/course/mca-programme-sambalpur-university-distance-education-orissa-orissa-other-70266
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