Is an IGNOU degree valid for UPSC?

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Lalit Bhandari | Scholar-Level 16

3 years ago

Yes, all IGNOU degrees are valid for any purpose, whether you are appearing for any entrance exams or employment exams. It has recognition at the national as well as international levels. IGNOU is a recognized university under the UGC and a government university. Adding further, an IGNOU degree is a

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Sai Kumar Karri | Contributor-Level 6

3 years ago

Yes, an Indira Gandhi National Open University IGNOU degree is considered valid for the Union Public Service Commission UPSC examination. However, it is important to check the eligibility criteria for each individual UPSC examination as different exams may have different requirements. Even it is an

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