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a year agoBeginner-Level 5
Yes, you can do an MFA (regular) with a B.Ed (distance) from different colleges at the ame time but you would have to maintain the rules and regulations of both colleges and manage your time very much effectively. Some colleges are highly strict related to attendance, so you should consult about those matters with the college authorities.
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a year ago
Contributor-Level 10
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.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, you can take your 2nd year B.Ed in regular mode provided the 1st year of private mode is taken at CMD College. As most institutes allow students to get transfer and join if the candidate has completed all his/ her eligibility criteria and required work then he/ she may have a chance of joining with the college if that specific college allows students with its admission and transfer rules and regulations. Also, make sure that your previous course work matches the new institution's curriculum requirement for smooth transition.
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a year agoContributor-Level 9
Aspiring candidates must possess Bachelors degree minimum in graduation percentage is 50% unreserved category. Whereas Passing will work for SC/ ST candidate as well as 45 percentage cut-off for OBC/NCL, EWS, PWD/CW category. A Candidate in final year graduates might also apply.
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a year ago
Guide-Level 13
To get a job in banking operations, you can do the following things :-
- Get a degree in banking and finance, banking and insurance, or banking and finance can provide a strong foundation for a career in banking.
- Explore banking courses that can help you understand the industry and gain the skills you need to succeed.
- Get a Post Graduate Diploma in Bank Management, Banking, Retail Banking, or Banking Operations can be beneficial. You can also consider a Professional Certification Programme in Commercial Banking.
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a year agoContributor-Level 8
Since PG Diploma courses at Manorama School of Communication are full-time classroom type, no candidates with full-time jobs will be considered for admissions. Students who are enrolled in some other full-time course will also be not eligible to enrol.
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a year agoContributor-Level 8
The duration of certificate courses in History is usually 1 year or less. For example, the short term certificate course in History offered by the National Archives of India can be completed within 8 weeks depending upon the specialisation you choose. Also, the certificate course in History at KJ Somaiya College of Arts and Commerce is a 2-month part-time course which you can easily complete along with your studies.
Yes, why not, you can take up certificate courses along with your regular degree programs without any stress because these courses are very flexible and easy to understand. They do not demand any major adjustments in your da
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