Distance

Distance education has value on basis of what you wish to pursue. Please specify your desired course.

Students who have completed/completing degree B.Sc / B.Sc(Hons)/ BCA/ BIT of 3 years from open universities are eligible to apply for NIMCET provided their programme is approved by UGC /AICTE and Distance Education Council (DEC) of Govt. of India. You may check whether your BCA degree meets the eligibility criteria.

You may pursue distance B.Sc in nutrition from the colleges mentioned below:
1. Acharya Nagarjuna University
2. Madurai Kamaraj University
3. Bangalore university
4. Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University Anantapur
5. Sardar Patel University in Gujarat

For enrolling for MBA, one needs to be a graduate. For correspondence MBA course, you also need to have around 3 years of work experience. If you fulfil both the conditions, then you can enroll yourself.

Distance learning has both merits and demerits. While not everyone can afford to go for regular courses, it becomes a boon. Some of the demerits are:
1. The credibility of degrees is not much as compared to regular ones, especially at the graduate level.
2. You miss out on networking, faculty interactions, group learnings, and practicals.
3. Initial employment may take time as industry prefer employees with graduation in the regular mode.

Not at all. You shouldn't opt for distance mode for technical education. Not only the value addition is hugely different but also the credibility of degrees among distance and full-time courses.

Some of the good institutes are:
1. Sikkim Manipal University.
2. Wilingkar - Mumbai.
3. Symbiosis – Pune.
4. ICFAI – Hyderabad.
5. IGNOU - Delhi.

You can check the below mentioned link for more details:
http://www.kulguru.com/colleges/master-of-business-law-mbl/maharashtra/mumbai
Good luck.

SMU is the best option in India. You may apply in SMU for the same.

Dear candidate,
MBA in Marketing and IT is the best. You may apply from SMU in distance education.