Masters

After your graduation from a recognised university, you are eligible to join the Diploma programme under distance Education Mode of selection. You shall submit an application in the prescribed form along with required testimonials. Application forms are issued in the 1st week of May.
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UG means undergraduate degree. It can be a degree or Diploma course. Duration of degree may be three or four years such as B.Sc, B.Com, B.Tech, etc. While Diploma course duration may be two or three years such as Polytechnic, Diploma in management, etc. PG refers to Post graduation or Master's degree. It is a specialised degree of their subjects of the respective field. For example, M.Tech in thermal engineering after B.Tech in Mechanical engineering. Its duration may be two or three years.
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Hi,
You can opt for M.Sc or if in case you are interested in opting jobs in business/administration, you can opt for MBA. However, every college/university has its own admission criteria so you can choose the course accordingly.

Yes, you can pursue post graduation in the same field.

No, there is no such provision for low fees for SC student:
For details, check link below:
https://www.shiksha.com/it-software/course/masters-in-computer-application-pes-modern-college-of-engineering-shivaji-nagar-pune-239590

Hi Akshay,
After B.Sc in maths, you can pursue M.Sc in Physics. If you have studied physics as allied in UG, M.Sc in psychology, applied physics, applied psychology, and agricultural statistics are best options.
All the best for your future.

Hi Sautik,
An upper first class Bachelor's degree, more than 75% is recommended, IELTS and GMAT or GRE to make you eligible for admission at LSE for your programme. SOP and LORs will also be required. You must be academically strong as to be precise. For more details, please check the website.

Hi,
Although, it is possible that you take a regular and a distance course simultaneously, it cannot be said for sure, whether both will stand valid when you showcase them on your CV. According to law, one cannot pursue two regular courses together, but you can pursue two distance courses at the same time, or one regular and one distance course simultaneously.