Distance

Hello Maqsood,
A regular course is where you need to go to college daily and attend the classes and write exams, while a correspondence course is one in which you don't need to go to college daily, you don't have any classes also. You will be provided with the reading material which you will have to

Hi,
Try for NIOS or CBSE Patrachar options.

It is pretty good.
Statistics and surveys show that distance education still has a long way to go and achieve as far as job placements after graduation is concerned. For instance, the average salary package offered to MBA graduates (2010-2012) of IIM Kozhikode (one of the top IIMs in India that offer

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BITS Pilani offers MBA with different unique specialisations such as Consultany Management, Quality Management, Manufacturing Systems etc in distance learning mode. BITS has examination centres in Dubai for Gulf region students. You may review content of courses available on their website.

I would suggest to go for CPT, then IPCC and you can pursue undergraduate course privately or it will be best to pursue your undergraduate course from IGNOU.
To pursue undergraduate course, and then appearing for IPCC is not a good idea. If you are going for IPCC after your graduation, then you are

Hi Vishal,
No, as the university norms will not accept it. If you want to go for correspondence, then you would have to withdraw the present course.
All the best.

Hi Vipin,
Yes, you can pursue B.Tech through distance mode. There are many universities, which provide distance B.Tech course.
Below mentioned are the universities offering B.Tech through distance mode:
1. Jaipur University.
2. Karnatka State Open University.
3. Manipal University, etc.

See, if you wish to be in the mass communication field, then I would suggest you go for Masters in mass communication rather than MBA in mass communication. An MBA degree for mass communication won't help you go anywhere in the career. Instead, if you are looking forward to enrol yourself in MBA go

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