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Vishal ChauhanWell experienced in consumer durables Field
Guide-Level 13
Dear Gaurav,
Yes, it will create a problem. How can you do regular course without attending any class? You can do any course through distance mode. If you will show both your study & work experience at a time, it will create a problem.
Yes, it will create a problem. How can you do regular course without attending any class? You can do any course through distance mode. If you will show both your study & work experience at a time, it will create a problem.
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VIKRAM SONIMentor , Artist , Social worker, Traveller
Scholar-Level 16
Dear,
After your Master degree in particular domain through regular mode, the only thing that matters is your knowledge communication skills, IQ level and understanding towards new thing in the professional life.
It only matters how you utilise your time while your Bachelor degree through distance mode whether you obtained professional experience or you did extra certification which would help you in the future.
All the best.
After your Master degree in particular domain through regular mode, the only thing that matters is your knowledge communication skills, IQ level and understanding towards new thing in the professional life.
It only matters how you utilise your time while your Bachelor degree through distance mode whether you obtained professional experience or you did extra certification which would help you in the future.
All the best.
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VIKRAM SONIMentor , Artist , Social worker, Traveller
Scholar-Level 16
Dear,
There is no discrimination between the 2 modes of education. Even in the top exam of Engineering, JEE do accept the NIOS board and same in NEET as it do accept the NIOS board for the admission in the colleges.
But there are many universities that do consider the regular mode for the particular programme like engineering.
Even in the future, this will not impact your career if your knowledge, foundation and skills are excellent and at par with other students.
So, don't worry for the same and prepare yourself for future and get the best knowledge.
All the best.
There is no discrimination between the 2 modes of education. Even in the top exam of Engineering, JEE do accept the NIOS board and same in NEET as it do accept the NIOS board for the admission in the colleges.
But there are many universities that do consider the regular mode for the particular programme like engineering.
Even in the future, this will not impact your career if your knowledge, foundation and skills are excellent and at par with other students.
So, don't worry for the same and prepare yourself for future and get the best knowledge.
All the best.
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Rinku Gupta
Contributor-Level 7
Of course, you may pursue these courses together and in-fact, if you belong to the commerce background, the Bachelor's degree program must be pursued along with the company secretary course because it will save the time and preparation for one will help the other and especially the CS course will help a lot in your B.Com programme.
Now, the question arises that are these courses interrelated?
If not to a very large extent, they are of course interrelated to certain at a level. A professional course like CA, CWA and CS, has a professional approach and it helps the student to have a higher level of knowledge in the respective field compar
Now, the question arises that are these courses interrelated?
If not to a very large extent, they are of course interrelated to certain at a level. A professional course like CA, CWA and CS, has a professional approach and it helps the student to have a higher level of knowledge in the respective field compar
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8 years agoCan I study journalism through regular mode or not? I am pursuing BA from Open University of Mysore.
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Pratik Merchant
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The college does not follow a fix timing schedule, we have a number of visiting faculties and based on their availability the schedule is decided. It can be as early as 7 AM in the morning to 9.30 PM in the night. Sometimes they will have college for 14 hours or sometimes 3 hours.
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Chetna S
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Hi,
You can check the official website www.icai.org to see the procedure of registering in your state/chapter and then start working hard to clear your exams. It can be done through correspondence mode but the regular study is very important to clear the papers.
You can check the official website www.icai.org to see the procedure of registering in your state/chapter and then start working hard to clear your exams. It can be done through correspondence mode but the regular study is very important to clear the papers.
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DEEPAK CHAUDHARIEducational counselling
Guide-Level 11
Hi,
After completing class 12th, you will have option for polytechnic Diploma. If you are good in studies, especially in mathematics, than you can pursue Bachelors in computer (BE/ B.Tech) in computer, IT, etc.
If you are not good in mathematics, then you can go for polytechnic Diploma in computer. After that, you can pursue a Bachelor's degree in specializations as a lateral entry.
All the best.
After completing class 12th, you will have option for polytechnic Diploma. If you are good in studies, especially in mathematics, than you can pursue Bachelors in computer (BE/ B.Tech) in computer, IT, etc.
If you are not good in mathematics, then you can go for polytechnic Diploma in computer. After that, you can pursue a Bachelor's degree in specializations as a lateral entry.
All the best.
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