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New answer posted•a year ago
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a year ago

No, it is not possible to take admission in M.Sc full time and not attend the mandatory classes as in full time programme there is a max attendance requirement for the student.

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New answer posted•3 years ago
YASH SHARMA
3 years ago

No, most universities and colleges do not allow students to pursue two regular degree programs simultaneously. 

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New answer posted•4 years ago
Vinay kr Pandey
4 years ago
Yes, You can pursue both courses as an integrated dual degree course. You are allowed to do Bachelor of Education and Master of Science as an integrated degree course after covering the eligibility criteria of both the courses. Hope it helps.

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New answer posted•4 years ago
Vinay kr Pandey
4 years ago
Students are now allowed to enroll in a regular full-time degree programme to pursue one more additional degree programme simultaneously on open/distance learning mode from the same university or another institution. You can do an M.Sc. And B.Ed together. Good Luck!

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