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Both will take 2 years each. Pursue PGDM through distance then you can do both at same time.

Hi Sonia,
Yes, it's possible. Most of the universities & colleges offering an MA in Geography in India ask for a graduation degree in any field with a minimum of 60% marks (in some cases it's 50%) to sit in the entrance exam conducted by them.
Regards.

I wish to submit a serious thing. One can do a Master's degree in a subject that he has studied in graduation. Apart from MBA or some other courses, it is applicable to all other.
including Geography. I found this at Kurukshetra University.
I guess it's the same at MDU as well. You need to check it out when you approach them for admission.
Regular admissions have already been done. You may find distance education courses.

Mostly, there is no age limit for postgraduate degree programs in India. I personally know working professionals who either take a sabbatical or quit jobs to complete their PG degrees. In fact, a few government organisations (partially or fully) sponsor full-time MBA/M.Tech degrees. So, there is this gentleman known to me who had a work experience of 15+ years when he enrolled for a regular MBA program in the University of Petroleum & Energy Studies (UPES) that too with 75 % mandatory attendance and in the college uniform.

Yes, you can get a seat in this college.
Good luck.

There many good courses for Bachelor's and Master's degree in Canada for psychology programme. Some universities are Carleton University, University of Toronto, York University, Mcmaster University, University of Calgary, and McGill University. TOEFL/IELTS is required with a very good academic score. Canadian universities accept 16 years of education and Canadian colleges accept 15 years of education.

Check the link and look for the course you have applied:-
http://www.du.ac.in/du/index.php?page=pg-admissions-list-ii.

If your attendance falls below 75%, you may face difficulties at the end of semester and might not be even allowed to give exam. If you don't want to go to the college and just give exams, you could pursue distance or open mode courses.

You can buy Arihant book for entrance exam for JMI. Everything is available in that book.

Basically M.A. and M.Sc. are not much different. The college decides the syllabus so both course can be same. I can't exactly tell the difference between M.A. and M.Sc. Economics until I see the syllabus. Hence, again, all prospects are decided by the authority in question. It is up to the employer that how much salary they offer.