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Aman Kothari
Beginner-Level 5
No. MBA course in distance mode is officially recognised by the UGC-DEB/ AICTE if done from an approved institution. Few universities and institutes in India have the authority to offer MBA courses in distance mode.
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Utkal University
Beginner-Level 4
Apply for one course as a full time and regular student and try the other course from distance learning. No, you cannot do both the courses, as a regular student but there is one option for you. Apply for one course as a full time and regular student and try the other course from distance learning.
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Utkal University
Beginner-Level 4
It depends upon your interest and career building. You've to decide what kind of placement and teaching methods the college have, then you start your career. After all, I recommend some colleges for you in Bangalore those are.
1-Christ University
2-Jain University
3-Bangalore University
4-Reva University
5-BMS management institute.
1-Christ University
2-Jain University
3-Bangalore University
4-Reva University
5-BMS management institute.
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HARISH REDDY S
Beginner-Level 5
If you have a good purpose for doing PGDM, your decision is sound. After PGDM, you should have a clear idea of where you want to go and what you want to accomplish. It is not about the percentage, but about the institutions, you wish to join. If you are a recent graduate, I would recommend working for a couple of years in your field of interest to have the necessary experience to make an informed decision and have realistic expectations from PGDM. You may not be highly compensated, and you may dislike your job. But that's all right. Work experience is heavily weighted in the selection process at the majority of business schools. So it
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Ridhi Singh
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Tanishka Jain
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I just finished NIIT's online PGP in Digital Marketing programme, and I found it to be quite educational. When it comes to training and educating future workers throughout the world, NIIT is without peer. It is widely regarded as one of the best businesses in the world for its training opportunities. NIIT is a global leader in providing training and development solutions to individuals, businesses, and organizations. In response to the epidemic and the increasing need for digital marketing experts, NIIT rolled up a suite of online programs. Employers recognize the value of this online certification, which equips students with state-of-
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Manav Kishore
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Yes this is allowed . In fact I would suggest you to take up an internship it will help you to build up your resume College can't stop you from participating in other activities. However it may affect your attendance. This may lead to fewer marks in your internals. If you want to take up a job or an internship you can, take a part time job or an internship so that it wont affect your classes. So that, your CGPA won't get affected.
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Manav Kishore
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It doesn't matter where you have completed your undergraduate degree from, for applying in Mumbai University you just need a relevant Bachelors degree with minimum 50% of marks for M.Com. The admission is based on merit lists which vary every year.
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Sourav singh
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Yes, there is a chance of delay in examination in correspondence degree, but delay is reasonable due to covid but now a days, there could be a little chance of delay in examination.
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Sourav singh
Contributor-Level 7
Both have merit both degree have same value both recognise by UGC and degree valid for any job like government or in private company and MNC. Difference is in regular degree you have to join lecture and practical knowledge
In correspondence, you have self-study and learn skills your own
If you have time, then join regular degree
If you are job person, then correspondence is good for you
At last, your own skill and talent help you in placement degree does not matter both act as same either correspondence or regular.
In correspondence, you have self-study and learn skills your own
If you have time, then join regular degree
If you are job person, then correspondence is good for you
At last, your own skill and talent help you in placement degree does not matter both act as same either correspondence or regular.
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