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ashwani koulJust a simple guy and want to pursue my dream

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Yes, you can do MBA after a gap of 3 years but if you were working it can come as a plus point for you as experience.

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alok kumar

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Yes, You can do it after engineering.
Through the distance mode: IGNOU
If you want to do in some prestigious institutions:
By joining in college: JNU in SSS(School of Social Sciences) or SIS (School of International Studies). The latter will focus more on IR.
There are many other good institutes like DU, Central Universities soon. For both of these after applying you have to write an entrance test.

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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

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You have not mentioned the subject in which you want to do MA. You may reframe your question for an expert to share advice.

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Uma Murthy

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A postgraduate diploma is a shorter qualification than a masters degree, although at the same academic level. Whereas a masters degree is made up of 180 credits (taken from exams, assignments, and so on), a postgraduate diploma is 120 credits. There is a shorter version of this too a postgraduate certificate, which is 60 credits. There are a variety of courses that come under the heading of a postgraduate diploma it can be a vocational course, such as a legal practice course, or an academic course.

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Sofia Goyal

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The university has 3rd ranking for MA economics, so this would be a safe choice.

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VIKRAM SONIMentor , Artist , Social worker, Traveller

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Hi,
You can think of MA in psychology due to the following reason:
MA in psychology graduates can look forward to have an average growth rate in the coming decade. With the increase in demand for psychological services in various hospitals, educational institutions, social welfare institutes, mental rehabilitation centers, substance abuse therapy centers, various clinics and companies will surely have a positive career drive for the need of psychologist.

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rozah khanprofessional

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Yes, graduation is necessary for any professional course.

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VIKRAM SONIMentor , Artist , Social worker, Traveller

Scholar-Level 16

Hi,
MSW programme design in such a way in which you would study these topic for better knowledge and skills to work in NGO and get the best placements.
Psychology
Development studies
Social marketing strategy
People management
So, I recommend MSW over sociology.

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