Can I pursue B.Sc in hospitality parallel to my undergraduate course?

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Akhil Lakum | Contributor-Level 9

7 years ago

A student is not allowed to pursue two regular degrees together that violets UGC guidelines. However at the end only 1 degree will be valid. All the best.

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Pradeep Kumar | Scholar-Level 18

7 years ago

As per the UGC guidelines of 2013 and clarification issued in January 2016 students are not allowed to pursue two regular degrees together. You cannot pursue two-degree programs under a regular mode since you will not be able to simultaneously attend both the courses on a regular basis. Hence legall

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