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I think you can do B.Ed through distance so that you can work along with your studies. And you don't want to attend regular class for that. They will provide study materials and you can just attend the examination only. They will inform you about your examination dates. You can search on google about these distance learning programmes.

Hi Sangita,
B.Ed course can be pursued through full time, correspondence or distance learning by various universities throughout the country. In full time B.Ed regular class you have to attend.

Yes, there are options to do M.Tech without attending classes. You can prefer institutions that offer distance education, which means you being a student of that institution, need not attend any classes, but you can write your examination over there. Else, you have an option of part-time. You have to attend weekend classes, but the examination will be conducted any day.

NIMCET conducted by NIIT to take admission in MCA. You are eligible for it. Or many college offer direct admission in their MCA course.

Hi Avi!
NSD provides Diploma in dramatics for which you should be a graduate first. Also, you should have done at least 6 theatre productions in order to qualify for the same. The forms of NSD were made available in the month of March. If you think you qualify the eligibility criteria, you can apply now.

I understand you are keen on taking admission at Welingkar but let me make it clear that PGDM application process is done. You can give a try through CAP rounds for MMS degree. Also percentile matters a lot. Cutoff is 98 percentile latest.

Why do you want to do your graduation again if you have already done it? It would be a wise choice if you do MA in economics after completing BA in geography if you are interested in economics. If you are in 12th and interested in economics you can directly pursue BA in economics.

Yes, you can do Diploma course with regular MBA as a external. But, you have to take care of semester exams of both the sides.

Hi Sowmya, It is a regular course and even if any college is offering a correspondence course, I would not recommend you to go for it. Public relations is an intensive course and will not help in career growth if done through correspondence.