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As per the latest law, pursuing LL.B. Along with any other course is not valid.

If you are employed, and MBA gives you better position in the same organisation or another then do part time. If you are unemployed better do full time.

Hello Om, do you want to pursue your distance degree from an Indian university or a foreign one? A number of reputed universities like Edinburgh Business School, Bradford University, La Trobe University, Aston University, The Open University, Amity University etc. Mainly for management programs.

B.Ed is offered as a full-time course in IPU.
Link: https://www.shiksha.com/teaching-education/course/b-ed-guru-gobind-singh-indraprastha-university-dwarka-delhi-274011.

I always recommend aspiring psychologists to pursue a regular course in psychology, because psychology as a discipline involves learning from environment. Only studying from books will not help you much. You have to attend professor lectures, attend seminars/workshops, network people who are actuall

Yes, you can apply for MA in labour management. You need to have passed graduation from a recognized university.