Humanities & Social Sciences

Hi Amit,
With your long work experience, it would be advisable that you go for distance/correspondence BA course. With correspondence course, you can also continue your job and keep increasing your work experience.

Yes, Canada accept distance learning degree too. IGNOU is a central university and fully valid
To know more about IGNOU and to remove the doubt people have created, you may refer following link
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After BA (3rd year), if you are planning to take up teaching as a profession. Do B.Ed which is the major requirement to become a teacher.

You can go either of the two. Generally University first offers Mphil and than PhD. M.Phil is "Master of Philosophy". It is an advanced post graduate research degree. You can contact your University from where you did M.Sc. They might be providing a research degree in your field. It can seek you a job in either government or a private college or University. Similarly PhD is done after M.Phil. A Doctor of Philosophy is the highest academic degree awarded by universities. In most countries PhDs are awarded for programs across the whole breadth of academic fields.

After completing your B.Sc in Mathematics, you could pursue a course in M.Sc Astronomy from some of the top colleges in India. This would open up a number of avenues for you in this field. B.Sc. in Mathematics should help you as Mathematics is a major part of astronomy and space research. If needed, you could plan for a PhD in astronomy and become a teacher in this field.

If you are targeting Civil Services Examination conducted by UPSC then based on records of successful candidates and thier subject selection you may choose BA over B.Sc