Can I pursue M.Com through correspondence and B.Ed in regular mode from Mumbai University?
I am doing M.Com from Mumbai University through correspondence. I want to do B.Ed.
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Dear Vikram,
You cannot pursue 2 programme with the same university as per the UGC guidelines. You have to opt 2 different university to apply 2 different programme.
All the best -
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Konatham Abhishek If you do not go to the end, why to start? | Scholar-Level 17
5 years agoHello Vikram
You cannot pursue 2 programmes in the same university as per the UGC guidelines. You have to take admission in 2 different universities to apply 2 different programmes. Also doing your Masters through distance mode won't fetch you helpful results later, although you can go for vice versa like B.Ed through distance with regular M.Com. Thank you. -
Hi,
You cannot pursue 2 programmes in the same university as per the UGC guidelines. You have to take admission in 2 different universities to apply 2 different programmes. Also doing your Masters through distance mode won't fetch you helpful results later, although you can go for vice versa like B.Ed through distance with regular M.Com. Good luck. -
You cannot pursue 2 programme with the same university as per the UGC guidelines. You have to opt 2 different university to apply 2 different programme.
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Yes, you can do M. Com through and B.Ed through distance education or vice versa. IGNOU is the best institute for distance education. Hope you find this informative. -
Yes, it is possible to pursue M.Com through correspondence and B.Ed in regular mode from Mumbai University. However, it is important to note that the eligibility criteria and admission policies for both the courses may vary, and you will need to fulfill the criteria set by Mumbai University for both courses separately. For the M.Com course through correspondence mode, you can check the admission notification on the Mumbai University website or contact the university's distance education center for the eligibility criteria, application process, and other details. The eligibility criteria may include a Bachelor's degree in Commerce or a...more
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It is not allowed to pursue two programs simultaneously in the same university as per UGC guidelines. To pursue two different programs, a student must take admission in two different universities. Distance education for a Master's degree may not be as advantageous as a regular degree programme, but it can be a good option for those who cannot attend regular classes.
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Dear Vikram, You cannot pursue 2 programmes with the same university as per the UGC guidelines. You have to opt 2 different universities to apply for 2 different programmes. All the best.
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The students should not be allowed to undertake two degrees at the same time. For further information, you can ask college as well.
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You cannot pursue two programme with the same university, as per the UGC guidelines. You have to opt two different university to apply two different programme.
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