My brother had passed class 12th few years back. Is there a way he could graduate using distance learning and by appearing exams online now?

He wasn't able to pursue his graduation. Can you refer few universities which provide such courses with shorter duration so that he can fast forward to graduation?

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Asked by Anmol Sharma

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Lavanya Puri | Contributor-Level 10

8 years ago

Hi Anmol, Your brother can certainly study through distance mode. But the courses offered through distance courses have the same duration as a regular course. There is no way to fast forward the graduation process. Following are the top distance learning universities in India: 1. IGNOU 2. Acharya N

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Varun Agrawal | Beginner-Level 1

7 years ago

Is BA (humanities) course from any of these universities valid for government jobs?

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