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Sumit Kumar SinghTime to create Illusion to Reality!
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No, you can pursue either B.Sc or B.Ed at same time, you cannot do simultaneously.
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Govind SharmaHR, startup entrepreneurs, career blogger
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Unless a college is very poor in terms of student's enrollment, no option to enroll for a full time college for doing the job. Reason is, in any well reputed colleges across India, a full-time program starts as early as 10 am and ends by 5 pm and it involves lot of activities. There are few colleges in Mumbai, Pune, Karnataka, Chatisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, etc. who do not have enough student to fill. The seats who allow you to appear for exam and other formalities without attending class but such MBA does not add any value neither they strengthen your learning nor they will be able to attract any corporate to the campus. Same is the case
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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You can do full-time Diploma in Engineering along with class 12th board in private mode. It will require extra effort and if you have the will to do both simultaneously without impacting your academic performance in both the courses, you may go ahead.
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Sofia Goyal
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You cannot manage articleship and b.com together unless you are doing B.Com from correspondence.
However, you can start your articleship after your graduation completes. It might seem as if there is too much on your plate, but believe me it's doable.
However, you can start your articleship after your graduation completes. It might seem as if there is too much on your plate, but believe me it's doable.
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