Can I pursue B.Ed (Regular) and MA in History (Correspondence) simultaneously?

I am currently pursuing Honours in History from University of Delhi and planning to enter teaching profession. My query is whether or not I can complete my Master degree along with my B.Ed.

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    Renuka Rana Community Manager | Guide-Level 12

    7 years ago
    The answer to your question is "YES".
    You can enroll for two degrees simultaneously after august 2013 which was supposed to be functional from academic year of 2014-15.
    According to Indian education act-1959, you could not pursue two degrees simultaneously, because it causes extra burden on students (according to law makers). But after the recommendation of few universities, UGC has now granted the permission for students to get enrolled in two degrees (in same or different universities) to give students opt for more choices. Hence, you can Pursue B.Ed (Regular) and MA (Correspondence) from same or different universities depending upon t
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    konatham Abhishek HeLpINg HaNd FiRsT | Scholar-Level 16

    4 years ago
    Hello Ayush
    According to Indian education act-1959, you could not pursue two degrees simultaneously, because it causes extra burden on students (according to law makers). But after the recommendation of few universities, UGC has now granted the permission for students to get enrolled in two degrees (in same or different universities) to give students opt for more choices. Hence, you can Pursue B.Ed (Regular) and M.A. (Correspondence) from same or different universities depending upon the University's allowance on it. Read following news article-
    http://archive.indianexpress.com/news/students-can-now-pursue-two-degree-courses-at-same-tim
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    Vinay kr Pandey Simple but significant | Scholar-Level 16

    2 years ago
    Yes, you can pursue B.Ed and M.A. Together in the same year but one should be in regular mode and the other in distance mode. Pursuing both B.Ed and M.A. Together will help you in saving time. Hope it helps.
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    AANCHAL JHINGAN | Guide-Level 12

    4 years ago
    Yes, you can. You may review UGC guidelines for better clarifications. Both programmes lead to different career path and different knowledge and skills. If you want to be a teacher, then it's good to do B.Ed and if you want to be an HR and interested in corporate sector, then go for MBA. You can go for it, but both should be from different universities.
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    ABHISHEK K If you do not go to the end, why to start? | Scholar-Level 17

    5 years ago
    Academic year of 2014-15. According to Indian education act-1959, you could not pursue two degrees simultaneously, because it causes extra burden on students (according to law makers). But after the recommendation of few universities, UGC has now granted the permission for students to get enrolled in two degrees (in same or different universities) to give students opt for more choices. Hence, you can Pursue B.Ed (Regular) and M.A. (Correspondence) from same or different universities depending upon the University's allowance on it. Read following news article-
    http://archive.indianexpress.com/news/students-can-now-pursue-two-degree-cours
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    Ankit Kumar University of Delhi | Guide-Level 15

    5 years ago
    As per current UGC guidelines, you cannot do 2 degrees simultaneously or from different universities. You may review UGC guidelines for better clarifications.
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    Sunil Soni Management & IT Consultant | Scholar-Level 18

    7 years ago
    As per current UGC guidelines you cannot do 2 degrees simultaneously or from different universities. You may review UGC guidelines for better clarifications.
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    Jashandeep Matharoo | Guide-Level 11

    4 years ago
    Yes, you can. But still, you may review UGC guidelines for better clarifications.

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