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New question posted•8 years ago
New answer posted•8 years ago
varun bhatia
8 years ago
Hi Vidhya,
Yes, you can pursue as you have done BAMS. So, if you want to pursue M.Sc in correspondence, you can do.
All the best.

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New question posted•8 years ago
New answer posted•8 years ago
Animesh Wadhwa
8 years ago
It would be better, if you go for CA after graduation, rather than doing it after Masters. You may parallelly do M.Com while doing CA. Thanks and All the best.

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New answer posted•8 years ago
akshay singh
8 years ago
I am not sure about it but government has set a rule to say no to correspondence course. I would suggest please go through those normas first instead I would suggest go for full time b tech course.

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New answer posted•8 years ago
varun bhatia
8 years ago
Hi Ashu
Yes, Madras University is recognised by UGC.

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astha singh
8 years ago
Hi,
If you want to become a lecturer, a regular course is mandatory. Distance learning will not give you the competence or skills that are required for becoming a lecturer. Also, the colleges would not prefer to hire someone who has pursued education through correspondence. A regular course is always

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Rohit Rohilla
8 years ago
Now, there is no value of distance learning. It is restricted by the court. Only regular engineering degree has a value.

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astha singh
8 years ago
Hi Printi!
Yes you can pursue Journalism once your complete your 10+2. You need a certificate for HSC completion, post which you can apply for the entrance exams of the various colleges offering a course in Journalism and Mass Communication. You can find the list of top Journalism colleges here https

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