I am a working professional fro Gujarat and want to pursue B.Sc in psychology via distance education. Is this possible for me?

I am an engineer & have completed my Masters i.e. M.Tech in instrumentation & control in 2014. Currently, I'm employed in Gujarat. Can I give exam and attend lab online or in Gujarat?

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Hem Lata | Contributor-Level 10

7 years ago

You will need to check with the University for such Specific Details. However, I think that since the course is via distance/correspondence you can pursue the course, but will have to appear for the exams at designated centers. But, I would recommend you to connect with the university for more detai

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