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Prashant

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For a BA in Geography or Political Science, both regular and distance learning options are available. Some top regular colleges include Miranda House, Hindu College (Delhi), and St. Xavier's College (Kolkata) for Political Science, and Kirori Mal College and Indraprastha College for Women for Geography. For distance learning, IGNOU, DU's SOL, and other universities like Annamalai and Alagappa offer BA in Political Science. For Geography, IGNOU, Andhra University, and Pune University are options. 

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Vidhi Jain

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There are around 310 colleges that offer full-time Graphic Design courses, out of which approximately 201 are private, 15 fall under government jurisdiction, and 3 are public-private. Some of the top student choices for learning Graphic Design include NIFT Delhi, WUD Sonepat, Pearl Academy, JECRC University, NID Ahmedabad, School of Design UPES, etc.

You must research well the Graphic Design college you're interested in, its all-India ranking, course fees, infrastructure, placements, and industrial connections to arrive at a conclusion.

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Yatendra Singh

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Radio Jockeying can be a fullt-time or a part-time job. Full-time RJs usually work with popular FM stations and host daily shows. However, part-time RJs or freelance RJs may work only on specific time slots, host weekend shows, or perform on internet radio platforms. Some part-time radio jockey jobs also include podcasting and event hosting.

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Vidhi Jain

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You can find around 138 colleges in India where you can study Jewellery Designing courses at various levels in the full-time mode. Pearl Academy, Indian Institute of Fashion Technology, IMS Design and Innovation Academy, JECRC University, Vogue Institute of Art and Design, and Arch College of Design and Business are some top choices among students.
These colleges are synonymous with an excellent learning space, academic expertise, practical lab and studio work, and internships. You can research well about the college ranking and placements to have clarity and come to a conclusion.

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Sahibe Alam

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Since you've done B.Com in 2002 with 46%, you're currently not eligible for a regular B.Ed course, as most universities ask for at least 50% marks (45% for reserved categories). Also, distance B.Ed is mainly for in-service teachers with teaching experience and a Diploma like D.El.Ed. Both regular and distance B.Ed courses must be NCTE-approved to be valid. If you're serious about teaching, you can either pursue a Master's degree and score 50% or check if you're eligible under a reserved category. Once eligible, you can apply to NCTE-approved colleges for a proper teaching qualification.

 

 

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Sreetama Shrivastava

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MSW is a postgraduate degree course; hence, its duration is 2 years, like any other PG degree program. And no, MSW is not available only in full-time mode, but you can also pursue this course at a distance or online mode. I'm suggesting some top MSW distance college options you can consider:

Top Distance MSW CollegesTuition Fee
IGNOUINR 32,400 - 36,000
Netaji Subhas Open UniversityINR 10,400
Tamil Nadu Open UniversityINR 6,000
Annamalai University Distance EducationINR 7,100
Karnataka State Open UniversityINR 34,290

Note: The information is sourced from the official/counselling body of the institute/exam.

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Sanjana Basel

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No, it is not possible to take admission in M.Sc full time and not attend the mandatory classes as in full time programme there is a max attendance requirement for the student.

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