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Deepayan Deyday dreamer,never give up........

Guide-Level 12

Most of the good universities will not accept, but if you choose tier 2 universities, then they may accept it. But, first you should choose some tier 2 universities in USA and email them and also your distance must be accredited by AICTE, IGNOU or UGC.

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amardeep sharmaFeel Free To Ask

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Yes, you can pursue both the courses.

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Dr Suresh Babu CheelapoguSr.Consultant - Management

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Dear Leo Abraham,
IGNOU got centers at Saudi Arabia and Middle East. You can prefer IGNOU programs as they are internationally recognized.
All the best.

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raj kamaliim b

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No, you should never opt a technical education by distance education.

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Dr Suresh Babu CheelapoguSr.Consultant - Management

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Dear Irfan,
Below mentioned are the college offering MBA through distance education:
1. MIT Online Education – Yerwada.
2. ICFAI University - Flexible Learning Programs - Shivaji Nagar.
3. Talentedge Education Ventures Pvt. Ltd. - Paud Road
4. Vidya Tilak College – Chinchwad.

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Nikhlesh Mathur

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Yes, the banks have provision to provide loans for education if the institute is approved under UGC. You may approach them.

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Chetna S

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Any degree from correspondence is basically for professional development for working people. If you have not started working yet, choose a regular degree.

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