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Yes, one can pursue TY.B.Com (Third Year Bachelor of Commerce) through distance or online mode after completing FY.B.Com and SY.B.Com in regular college, provided you meet the eligibility criteria of the distance education institution or university one had to do (eg. Mumbai University IDOL (Institute of Distance and Open Learning). You'll need to provide your FY and SY mark sheets or a transfer certificate. Since you have completed FY and SY from Mumbai University, IDOL could be the easiest option for you as it ensures smooth credit transfer and continuity.

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"If you are considering ASM IBMR College, Pune, it is generally recommended to pursue an MBA with a specialisation rather than a regular MBA, as the college offers a strong focus on specific areas like Marketing, Finance, Human Resource Management, and Operations & Supply Chain Management, which can give you a more targeted skillset and better career opportunities compared to a general MBA".

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Visit the College Website: Most colleges and institutes list their fee structure on their official website. Visit the website of V.G. Institute of Paramedical Sciences and navigate to the admissions or fee structure section. You might also find contact details for the admissions office on the website.

Several institutes offer online non-regular PG Diploma courses in legal studies. Few to name are National Law University (NLU), Delhi, offering various online PG Diplomas in different streams of legal fields. The Symbiosis Law School, Pune offers PG diplomas in Cyber Law, Intellectual Property Rights.

The mode of learning is the key distinction between distance education and traditional education. Distance education teaches students at a distance where they can learn from a remote location, usually in online classes, study material, and flexible schedules that are suitable for working individuals or those who cannot physically attend classes.

Several institutions, including institutes in India offer an MBA in finance as full-time 1-year study programs. Some of them are the Indian School of Business (ISB) (, SP Jain School of Global Management, and Xavier Labour Relations Institute (XLRI), are noted. These programs are full-time 1-year that are specifically designed for experience professionals and focus on cutting edge financial ideas, investment methods, and corporate finance; usually, a valid score in GMAT or GRE along with a good track record and adequate work exposure is required for admission in these programs.