Distance/Correspondence M.Sc
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You want to do two Master degree at a same time. I think yes it can be possible as both are in distance. But don't do that. As we know 'TOO MUCH MULTITASKING CAN LEAD TO FAILURE'. So, choose one & love that otherwise it can lead you in a negative position because at the interview time when interviewer will see that you did both the course at the same time then negative thinking will be created in her/him. If you love to study first complete your M.Sc, then go for MBA. If it is a emergency position that you need a job then leave M.Sc go for MBA. But my suggestion is complete your current one then go for others because at th
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Yes, you can pursue as you have done BAMS. So, if you want to pursue M.Sc in correspondence, you can do.
All the best.
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