Full Time

It is not a correspondence or a distance course, It is a regular course.

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Yes, you can do your graduation through disagree learning. There are various colleges in Bangalore which offer distant/correspondence courses in B.Sc in many disciplines like Wisdom School of management, Mysore correspondence College, Bright international educational trust and many more. The following link will help you out in listing colleges according to your priorities. https://www.shiksha.com/science/colleges/distance-correspondence-b-sc-colleges-bangalore

Yes, you can take admission. Previous year's books and E-Books are available on
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No, you can't, because pursuing two courses at same time is come under unfair means. And, it is a punishable offence.

SOL- School of open learning is a part of Delhi University, which offer Correspondence courses. This is the non-regular college. For more information regarding admission process visit Delhi university SOL website.

Bachelors in physical education or BP. Ed in regular is much better than distance. A distance degree in BP. Ed is not given that much importance as that of regular basis. Moreover, if you want to do BP.Ed, then do it from the India's Premier Institution for physical education i.e., lakshmibai National Institute of Physical Education (LNIPE). This is the no.1 institute of India. You need to pass the entrance and physical and medical test to get admission here. Good Luck.

Master of Education should be (Two Years - Full-Time - Regular Course) as per National Council of Teacher Education, Government of India. Teacher Profession is a very competitive and Noble one so take time and pursue it later only when you can do. No compromise on Attendance. It's also life of Children of our Future India.