Can I pursue law or psychology along with BMM?

I am pursuing BMM 2nd year.

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Asked by Ketki K
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Hello Ketaki, Normally in college, you can select only one graduation course. You won't get admission in another. However if you are really interested and willing to put in hard work, I suggest you look in for various courses offered by IGNOU. wide variety of courses are possible here.

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