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Dinesh upadhyayI am a lawyer, aspiring manager , education enthu
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LL.B course is not available in correspondence, as per BCI norms. So this is not possible but few law colleges are not less than correspondence, i.e you just have to give exam. I suggest you to try explore Master of business law from NLU, if you are too passionate for studying law. It is a correspondence course.
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Dr. Uma SinhaPrincipal
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Hi,
The graduates must have scored 50% to 55% in their qualifying degree exam and the postgraduates have to secure at least 55% in their respective qualifying degree exam to be eligible to apply for various B.Ed entrance tests.
The graduates must have scored 50% to 55% in their qualifying degree exam and the postgraduates have to secure at least 55% in their respective qualifying degree exam to be eligible to apply for various B.Ed entrance tests.
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DMS Edu CenterEducation and Admission Consultants
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Yes, of course you can do B.Com with your BBA from correspondence or Distance. But maybe honors will not be available in distance mode but can be possible through correspondence.
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Preet Raj
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Hi Sangeeta.
Colleges generally ask you to submit the migration certificate if you belongs to another state.
If you have lost your migration certificate, kindly submit an application to the board/university as soon as possible.
It is sure that they will consider your request and reissue a duplicate of your migration certificate.
Colleges generally ask you to submit the migration certificate if you belongs to another state.
If you have lost your migration certificate, kindly submit an application to the board/university as soon as possible.
It is sure that they will consider your request and reissue a duplicate of your migration certificate.
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