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Ram S
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After this you can complete your B.Ed and can apply for government jobs such as teacher and many other job offers you can apply for a private sector. You can go for civil services, professional writing. Or else you can study for LL.B. (law ), or MBA or hotel management ~ALL THE BEST !
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hello Gurpreet,
Frankly speaking your BSc in nursing is good enough graduation to go abroad either canada or any country. Hence i feel you will be wasting your time by doing any other course in india either by distance or by part time. I would like to strongly advise you that please approach and agency which is dealing with sending people abroad. In western countries particularly in canada and uk there is acute shortage of nursing professionals and you have a bright chance.
Best wishes to you .
Frankly speaking your BSc in nursing is good enough graduation to go abroad either canada or any country. Hence i feel you will be wasting your time by doing any other course in india either by distance or by part time. I would like to strongly advise you that please approach and agency which is dealing with sending people abroad. In western countries particularly in canada and uk there is acute shortage of nursing professionals and you have a bright chance.
Best wishes to you .
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REEBA KHAN
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If your scores are really good in JEE Main exam or any engineering entrance exam, then you must surely go for BE IT. But, B.Sc CS is also a good option if you want to complete your UG in 3 years and start earning quickly. The decision is purely on the basis of your score and your interest. All the best.
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syed faizan khan
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Yes, you can pursue any course you like for which you are eligible and it doesn't matter whether you have not studied from years or not you just have to cope up with your studies now.
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Sofia Goyal
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PGDBM is a PG course not a graduation. It is also surprising that you have been able to pursue PG despite having a graduation degree. Generally, the highest qualification is considered. However, if you still need graduation then you need to apply through distance. You are eligible for a distance programme of UG, but it will take you at least 3 years to complete the same.
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Bright Futureborn to help you
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Hi. You can go for BCA. Since you are from NIOS its difficult to get admission in top colleges but still you can try for good colleges. BCA would be a good option for you if you want to build your career in computer field. Go ahead all the best.
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Parveen Kumar SharmaCommunication Skills Expert; Career and Life Coach
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The primary eligibility of MBA is Graduation and no other course after graduation is needed or will be considered for addition to eligibility. However, that course shall give advantage while you face the interview and this comes as an additional qualification of yours. Another clarification is that there shall be no difference in the value of Marks whether that is Distance or Regular.
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