NSOU - Netaji Subhas Open University

Kindly explain your question in detail for better understanding.

Hi,
The results are displayed in the notifications tab on the official website of the university. You can track the university for the same.

Netaji Subhas Open University offers Bachelor's degree programme (BDP) in the following areas:
1. History (EHI)
2. Political Science (EPS)
3. Sociology (ESO)
4. Public Administration (EPA)
5. Education (EED)
The eligibility criteria for above programs is passed 10+2 examination or equivalent (Arts or science only) with 45% marks. So, if you have completed class 12th in arts or science then you are eligible. Further, you will not get admission in the above courses on the basis of Polytechnic.

Yes, you can apply for second PG. There should not be any limitations on knowledge. Of course, it is legal.
All the best.

The eligibility for M.Sc (mathematics) from
Netaji Subhas Open University - WBN is as below. Candidate must have completed graduation degree with mathematics as honours subject. Candidate must have completed graduation degree from any recognised university and must have studied at least 300 marks in mathematics and secured at least 55% marks in mathematics are eligible. In case, if you still have any doubts, please contact the college authorities for accurate information.

Hi, Please find the link below for detailed information:
https://pscwb.ucanapply.com/EntrancePSC1/entrance/?app-id=UElZMDAwMDAwMQ==.

Yes, you need to have RCI. RCI is the regulating authority in India to grant a license to a psychologist. The minimum requirement for the license is to complete M.Phil in psychology.

Yes, you can get admission in any M.Sc college to study maths at higher level.

Hi Himanshu,
You can switch to NSOU, but you will have to start from the beginning, i.e., 1st year. You cannot continue from 2nd year.

Hi,
Please refer to the link below, as the question is quite similar to yours. I hope, it will help you better understand the difference in distance and full time degree.
https://ask.shiksha.com/what-is-differences-between-full-time-part-time-correspondence-and-distance-learning-qna-2663615