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Shivang agarwal
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Vinay kr PandeySimple but significant
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Yes, you can pursue B.Ed and M.A. together in the same year but one should be in regular mode and other in distance mode. Pursuing both B.Ed and M.A. 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.
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Dr. Uma SinhaPrincipal
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Hi. Yes, you can do M.Com in distance and B.Ed in regular in the same year. Thanks.
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There are many colleges in Pune. As compared to other colleges RIIM Pune is the best institute in Pune. RIIM PUNE is the best option for doing PGDM *AICTE* because it provides the best ROI. This college provides placement reading to each and every student which helps the students while campus placements. More than 350 companies visit campus for placements. The average package of the college goes between 4.5 Lacs to 7 Lacs. The highest package goes between 13 Lacs to 14 Lacs. The RIIM PUNE provides you with all the practical exposure you need because they believe in practical exposure more than theoretical exposure. Apart from that, the
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Vinay kr PandeySimple but significant
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Satish GConstant learner
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Hi, I am Satish and I completed my MCA in 2008 from the Andhra University campus. I suggest taking up a full-time course in MCA rather than part-time if you have time and if you are not working because that way you can gain a lot of knowledge and plenty of time to interact with like-minded people. Also, opportunities are also higher for full-time candidates. But still, if you are working and cannot manage to attend college full-time then go part-time and you can still gain the same amount of knowledge.
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Mallika Ahuja
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Ishu Agarwal
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Yes, you can take admission in the field applied arts, if you have interest and this can satisfy your future goal. Firstly you find the colleges and universities which has applied arts. Then read the reviews regarding the college or university and then and only take the admission in the required university or college.
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