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A KaushikEnglish language trainer cum career counselor
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As per my knowledge Patna University is better. However, you need to check with the faculties and with the students enrolled. It will help you grasp the actual scenario.
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Dhananjay PuriI am the perfect version of me.
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BA Psychology, you will be successful.
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astha singh
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M.A (Masters of arts) is a good option and later she can prepare for B.ed
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astha singh
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She can opt from M.A through distance mode where she would only be required to appear for the exam and regular classes would not be mandatory or she can opt for weekend classes too.
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Seheer OttayilEducational Expert and Columnist
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Sure. This is called as Concurrent Admission system. Through this, you can do two courses simultaneously , but not in same university. You can do M.Sc - Psychology with Practical facilities from Bharathiar, Madras universities IDEs.
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