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Navita Batra
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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
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
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Sanjana SodhiDevelop a passion for learning.
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Yes, it is possible as per the UGC regulations. IT is known as concurrent admission. Universities, such as Bharthiar and Madras University promotes concurrent admission system. Through this, a student can pursue 2 courses simultaneously, one at the college and another through distance / collaborative education mode.
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Anandvaradhan Goud
Guide-Level 12
B.Sc Regular is the normal way of getting the degree i.e by attending the lectures in the college and B.Sc in distance is through the online university and videos. Regular is more preferred over distance.
All the best for your bright future.
All the best for your bright future.
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Gurleen Khurana
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Moumita ChowdhurySecretary-Media&PR committee @IMIB
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In B.Sc You learn everything in general but you don't get any specialisation like botany, zoology, physics, chemistry or maths. You become simple Science graduate. But the third year or B.Sc. Honors give you a specialisation like botany zoology and physics etc. Till 2 years you study general course of Science along with subject you entered on third year you specialisation on specific subject. It is advisable to do BSc hons because it gives you a much better scope for further studies.
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Mehak Seth
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Hi Rajindea, seems like you are very confused between M.Sc and B.Ed.
Well, in my opinion, you should opt M.Sc because if you had done your graduation in B.Sc. M.Sc will help you to understand and give knowledge in depth. In addition, it will give you number of options in future. M.Sc is mastering of basics you have learnt in your graduation. B.Ed will lend you in teaching, specially helpful in school teaching. But it only depends on your goals, area of interest and talent. If you are interested in teaching then you should opt B.Ed only.
According to me you should have some knowledge in detail of your basics for mastering in a subject.
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Well, in my opinion, you should opt M.Sc because if you had done your graduation in B.Sc. M.Sc will help you to understand and give knowledge in depth. In addition, it will give you number of options in future. M.Sc is mastering of basics you have learnt in your graduation. B.Ed will lend you in teaching, specially helpful in school teaching. But it only depends on your goals, area of interest and talent. If you are interested in teaching then you should opt B.Ed only.
According to me you should have some knowledge in detail of your basics for mastering in a subject.
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nikhil Sharma
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You cannot pursue two regular courses at the same time. However, you can pursue fashion design via correspondence/distance mode along with B.Sc. Students enrolled in a regular degree course are allowed to pursue an additional degree simultaneously under open or distance education mode from the same or different university. Regards.
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Prashant KumarEngineering Student
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If you are free after your college, then you can do computer courses and learn computer programming languages, join online skill development programmes and much more.
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rahul r
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Annamalai University, Tamil Nadu offers a Integrated B.Sc. + M.Sc. in Clinical Psychology. There is no B.Sc Psychology (Full time) at this institute. Please refer to the link provided below for a detailed list of all courses offered by this institute.
https://www.shiksha.com/university/annamalai-university-tamil-nadu-other-25297
https://www.shiksha.com/university/annamalai-university-tamil-nadu-other-25297
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