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Deeksha Dixit
3 years ago
It depends on the PSU for which you are working. You need to have permission in the form of a NOC to pursue any course for additional qualification, according to service rules at the majority of PSUs. This applies to correspondence courses as well, and you need to have a prior NOC to register at IGN

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J
3 years ago
depends on the specific policies of the PSU (public sector undertaking) employer and the rules of the Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU). In general, many PSUs have their own educational policies that govern the ability of their employees to pursue additional education while working. Som

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Duration of IGNOU TEE exam is usually three hours for most courses. However, some certificate or Diploma programs may have papers of two hours.

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