Part Time

Hi. No, it is a 1-year full-time course
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You'd need an M.Phil under an institution recognized by RCI to practice as a clinical psychologist. With a Ph.D. you can teach in colleges and universities, but can't practice. In my view, if you have a passion for both practicing and teaching, you can do an M.Phil and then a Ph.D. I hope it helps.

Yes, M.Ed can be done part time.
Refer the following:
Department of Education University of Delhi
SNDT Women's University etc.

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The part-time MBA admission process is almost the same as for the full-time. And, it varies for different colleges.

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dear student, you can do it if you want to do it part-time as it will be beneficial for you in the future.

Hi, I am Satish and I completed my MCA in 2008 from the Andhra University campus. I suggest taking up a full-time course in MCA rather than part-time if you have time and if you are not working because that way you can gain a lot of knowledge and plenty of time to interact with like-minded people. Also, opportunities are also higher for full-time candidates. But still, if you are working and cannot manage to attend college full-time then go part-time and you can still gain the same amount of knowledge.