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8 years ago
Guide-Level 14
Actually, it is you who is going to decide whether it is worthy or not. If you have done a course related to it through regular mode then you may take a chance to go for the correspondence mode.
However, my suggestions are:
1. If you have any full proof plan then you may go for that. If you think that you can do well in voice culture without going to any coaching center or institute then yes, you may do so.
2. Only think about distance learning in professional voice culture, if you are doing any relevant job simultaneously. It will give you practical job experience in parallel to your studies.
Hence, now you are may be getting th
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Contributor-Level 9
No, it's not worth to pursue Masters in textile from distance learning in India or from any other country for that matter because it's more like a practical subject. It's not worth because you wouldn't learn the best out of it. You will have a degree but not the knowledge. I will suggest you to go for some regular programme as that will help you in a better way and you will have better career prospectus and job opportunities.
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Guide-Level 14
It is advised to dare to do this course from distance if only some platform to learn the same way and under expert supervision is already available or the person has been learning/has learnt the screenwriting, creative writing and now want to give it a certific
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8 years agoScholar-Level 18
In developing countries like India, distance education has an enormous scope. It is consistently increasing with the passage of years.
When it comes to employment, students concern about jobs and career scope is automatically raised. Employment opportunities and jobs in India after distance learning is vast.
The Distance Education Bureau (DEB) of the UGC in its norms and guidelines has clearly mentioned that distance education courses approved by DEB are valid for the employment and services under the Central Government of India.
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8 years agoScholar-Level 18
You may become self-employed, by becoming freelance or independent software developer, software security expert, consultant, etc. One may also go for an advanced course such as Ph.D and eventually take up a job in research and development sector associated with this field.
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