I want to pursue B.A. Psychology. Which is the best option for me? Distance or regular? Im planning to go abroad also after it.

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Gargi Das | Guide-Level 12

6 years ago

You should try for a regular course because content knowledge varies a lot. In a regular course, you get to know a lot of things and opportunities which would help in your personality development .

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Vipul Jain | Beginner-Level 1

6 years ago

Although I agree with you but, The issue is that I have a business and it won't be possible for me to find ample amount of time for lectures so regular is not possible. So for distance which college is better?

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