Full Time

In a full-time programme, the benefit is largely in the face-to-face, campus experience. With university life at your fingertips, you can take classes, join clubs, spend lots of time at social events, and launch and/or attend events to learn about different careers or industries. Often, business school can be a place where people make lifelong friends, or even meet future partners. Many programs offer students a summer internship, and chance to explore career options and get real life experience. In the second year, the recruiting process takes center stage with events and interviews lasting several months. In a part-time programme, you take classes at night and on weekends, alongside a full-time job. Most programs offer students one or two classes each semester. There isn't usually an internship option, and while the clubs and events coordinated by the full-time programme are open to part-timers, they are less of a focus. Critically, the employment and recruiting process is less of a focus but part-time students do have access to recruiting events.

You can do so, but still, it would be safe for you to check with the by-laws of your university, as in certain cases some universities do ban pursuit of additional courses or expect the students to seek NOC. You can complete two degree course as it is not illegal but it will not help you much. If you go for Part time MBA then also you will not be able to show both of your degree at the same time then what is the use of having such degree. If you are that much keen to go for MBA then first of all complete the course of Law and after that go for MBA. I advice you to not to do these two course simultaneously otherwise you can ruin your future.

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Asan Institute of Management was established in the year 1997. It is affiliated to University of Madras. The institute offers postgraduate programs in Management and Computer Studies.
Asan Institute of Management offers full-time MBA and MCA programs for the duration of two-year and three-year respectively.
Admission to MBA and MCA programs is completely entrance-based.
Candidates seeking admission to MBA course must have completed graduation in any discipline with at least 50% marks in aggregate.
The admission will be offered to CAT/MAT/CMAT/XAT or TANCET qualified candidates.
The candidates will be shortlisted on the basis of their academic performance and entrance exam scores. Such candidates will be invited for group discussion and personal interview rounds at the college campus.
Final selection to the MBA course takes into account a students academic results, entrance exam score and GD & PI performance.

Yes, you can pursue B.Ed and M.Com together in the same year but one should be in regular mode and the other in distance mode. Pursuing both B.Ed and M.Com together will help you in saving time as in two years you will be having a post-graduate degree and also have the most coveted teaching degree B. Eligibility criteria for B.Ed
A student should be a 10+2 pass with a minimum of 50% marks and should have a graduation degree (B.Tech, B.Sc. B.Com B.A. From any university recognised by UGC with a minimum of 50% marks. Course Duration
B.Ed is a 2-year graduation degree divided into four semesters each of six months. Course Fee
Fees of B.Ed lie between INR 45,000 to 60,000 per year and vary from college to college. The fees of Government Colleges are less as compared to private colleges.