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It is there for Bachelor's and graduation courses. It means 3 years regular college would be there. You have to attend college on a regular basis. Regards.

Please refer to the link provided below for a list of choices available to you to become a specialist in embryology:
https://www.shiksha.com/science/course/m-sc-in-clinical-embryology-kasturba-medical-college-manipal-university-9445

Refer the link:
https://www.shiksha.com/university/mdu-maharshi-dayanand-university-Rohtak-20576/courses/bed-bc

Technically both have the equal value from government. Job point of view, but private companies prefers to take regular Diploma holders in place of distance students. Further campus placement opportunities are not available with distance learning students. Hence prefer to study the Diploma in pharmacy in regular mode.

All the programmes of study offered by the Directorate of Distance Education of Annamalai University have the approval of the Distance Education Council, New Delhi. Hence the value of courses offers by Annamalai University DDE is equivalent to regular courses.

Which particular college you are asking for? There are many.

Hello,
Almost all the MBA entrance exams conducted in India consider only those eligible to pursue MBA/PGDM who have scored at least 50% marks (for General category) in graduation. So unless you belong to some Reserved category, it's impossible to pursue a full-time MBA/PGDM from any good college.

Yes, you can do, if your correspondence MA in clinical psychology degree is a recognized degree.
The eligibility criteria are MA / M Sc in Psychology or equivalent (minimum 55 %).