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careelogy SuchiInspiring the best in you
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The course fee would depend on the college you are taking admission in. Please specify which college are you talking about.
The programme fee varies from Rs. 4 Lacs to Rs 20 Lacs.
The programme fee varies from Rs. 4 Lacs to Rs 20 Lacs.
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careelogy SuchiInspiring the best in you
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Fleximode MBA means a correspondence or a part-time MBA. So, whichever university you are applying which offers a fleximode then check their registration under University Grants Commission (UGC).
Also, as a piece of advise please do a full time MBA if you have the time as that will give you proper insights into the management degree and recruiters prefer them over part-time MBA.
Also, as a piece of advise please do a full time MBA if you have the time as that will give you proper insights into the management degree and recruiters prefer them over part-time MBA.
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Harshit Jain
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After gaining experience the educational qualifications doesn't matter. The important thing is work experience, skills and abilities. Executive MBA and MBA are the same. Although in some cases regular MBA is given importance rather than part time MBA but that also in initial phase. In long run future only your experience will matter.
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Harshit Mehta
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The majority of syllabus of B.Com (P) and B.Com (Hons.) is same. B.Com (P) gives an overview of the various subjects where the same course in honors has more depth and content. In B.Com (P) you cannot specialise but in honors degree student can specialize. B.Com (Hons.) is now a de-facto a standard accepted degree for jobs. Cut off for B.Com (Hons.) is higher in comparison to B.Com (Pass). If you can get admission in B.Com (Hons.) then it will be a better option in comparison to B.Com (Pass).
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Sharad MauryaAbroad Education Consultant and Career Counsellor
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You should pursue your MD full time as you will be gaining exposure and in hand clinical practice. UK can be an option with affordable fees structure of around 50 Lac and no entrance is required. UK degrees are valid in India to practice, visit MCI link: https://goo.gl/5SK1ml
For more details about the program: https://goo.gl/GmQEj2
For more details about the program: https://goo.gl/GmQEj2
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John Desouza
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Hello Varun,
Yes, It is completely legit to pursue two degrees at a time.
How?
One regular from any college/university and other from distance education programmes like IGNOU.
NOTE: The two courses should not be the same. Ex. - If you are doing BCA regular you can do B.Sc from IGNOU without any issue.
Yes, It is completely legit to pursue two degrees at a time.
How?
One regular from any college/university and other from distance education programmes like IGNOU.
NOTE: The two courses should not be the same. Ex. - If you are doing BCA regular you can do B.Sc from IGNOU without any issue.
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Rishi Broto Chakraborty
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Hello Mrinmoy,
Regular B.Tech involves attending full-time classes and is completely college-oriented. There are strict disciplines regarding the percentage of attendance to be maintained by the student. These rules are regulated and monitored by the university to which the college is affiliated. If you wish to pursue B.Tech without attending classes, then you need to opt for distance/ correspondence course. Kindly refer to the link below for more information on such colleges providing B.Tech via distance/correspondence learning:
goo.gl/kfKwZu
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Regular B.Tech involves attending full-time classes and is completely college-oriented. There are strict disciplines regarding the percentage of attendance to be maintained by the student. These rules are regulated and monitored by the university to which the college is affiliated. If you wish to pursue B.Tech without attending classes, then you need to opt for distance/ correspondence course. Kindly refer to the link below for more information on such colleges providing B.Tech via distance/correspondence learning:
goo.gl/kfKwZu
I hope this answers your question to your satisfaction. If so, kindly upvote this answer. If you
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