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Hi Khmoshee,
TGOU is a approved under the UGC section 2(f), and it is not clear as to why your application is not approved by the PSC, but then as this a state based exam, then there are chances that the eligibility may differ but then the distance/ correspondence from a approved University is acceptable for the UPSC/ PSC exams.
Also for the PSC the minimum requirement considered is a Graduate degree from a recognized University, kindly mention the details for your graduate course.
As for the pursue PG degree through IGNOU is concerned, IGNOU is considered as the best option for the correspondence education. the eligibility for which is a graduate degree preferably in English itself.
For more, refer to the following link:
https://www.shiksha.com/getListingDetail/3030/institute/college-Indira-Gandhi-National-Open-University-Ignou-Delhi-India
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Hi Abhay,
You can check for following Institutes: Prism Center For Education, IAS Study Center, Chanakya IAS Academy. These Institutes prepare for all the Civil Service Examinations.
For more information on coaching institutes please check the link below:
https://testprep.shiksha.com/testprep/Govt-Entrance-Exams-coaching-classes-institutes-in-India-course
You can refine this link according to your own location preference:
https://testprep.shiksha.com/testprep/Govt-Entrance-Exams-coaching-classes-institutes-in-India-course
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Pooja

Hi Monesh,
VLSI technology is one of the high end technologies that are in use by several organizations and definitely offers great career / job prospects after pursuing a course in the same. You can definitely opt for this.
To know about the institutes offering courses in VLSI, you may check with the following link:
https://www.shiksha.com/search/index?keyword=VLSI&location=&searchType=course&cat_id=-1&countOffsetSearch=25&startOffSetSearch=0&subLocation=-1&cityId=-1&cType=-1&courseLevel=-1&subType=0&showCluster=-1&channelId=home_page
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Hi Nikita,
Although, there are private Institutions like Exterior Interior which will take you after completing your 10th but most of the good Interior Designing take up students after 12th. As far as Commerce Coaching there are Coaching Institutes like Brilliant Tutorial, Sahil Study Circle etc. in Delhi which you can check out for your commerce classes.
For more information on Interior Designing Courses please check the links below:
https://www.shiksha.com/search/index?keyword=Interior+designing&location=&searchType=course&cat_id=&countOffsetSearch=&startOffSetSearch=0&subLocation=-1&cityId=-1&cType=-1&courseLevel=-1&subType=0&showCluster=-1&channelId=
https://www.shiksha.com/getArticleDetail/119/Spatial-Designers-Interior-Exterior-Design-Study-Training-Courses
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Hi Mahi,
As LLB is a degree programme which can not be studied through correspondence or we can say even if there will be one or two Universities giving LLB through correspondence you can not practice as a lawyer after doing a Correspondence LLB so if you don't want to become a lawyer and want to get into other legal professions (like administration, Legal BPOs, legal department of various corporate companies or can also work with Advocates in the back end documentation processes) after getting a degree then in that case you can opt for a bachelors degree like BBL, BGL etc.
Few of the Universities which you may consider for such a degree are: Annamalai University, Madurai Kamaraj University, Kakatiya University, ICFAI University, and Kurukshetra University etc.
However, Engineering is a completely different field than law and I would not advice you to pursue two degrees simultaneously which have no match with each other, rather I would suggest to focus on Engineering and make a career in the same. Engineering definitely has a good career scope.
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Hi Mahi,
As LLB is a degree programme which can not be studied through correspondence or we can say even if there will be one or two Universities giving LLB through correspondence you can not practice as a lawyer after doing a Correspondence LLB so if you don't want to become a lawyer and want to get into other legal professions (like administration, Legal BPOs, legal department of various corporate companies or can also work with Advocates in the back end documentation processes) after getting a degree then in that case you can opt for a bachelors degree like BBL, BGL etc.
Few of the Universities which you may consider for such a degree are: Annamalai University, Madurai Kamaraj University, Kakatiya University, ICFAI University, and Kurukshetra University etc.
However, Engineering is a completely different field than law and I would not advice you to pursue two degrees simultaneously which have no match with each other, rather I would suggest to focus on Engineering and make a career in the same. Engineering definitely has a good career scope.
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Thanks,
Pooja

Hi Mahi,
As LLB is a degree programme which can not be studied through correspondence or we can say even if there will be one or two Universities giving LLB through correspondence you can not practice as a lawyer after doing a Correspondence LLB so if you don't want to become a lawyer and want to get into other legal professions (like administration, Legal BPOs, legal department of various corporate companies or can also work with Advocates in the back end documentation processes) after getting a degree then in that case you can opt for a bachelors degree like BBL, BGL etc.
Few of the Universities which you may consider for such a degree are: Annamalai University, Madurai Kamaraj University, Kakatiya University, ICFAI University, and Kurukshetra University etc.
However, Engineering is a completely different field than law and I would not advice you to pursue two degrees simultaneously which have no match with each other, rather I would suggest to focus on Engineering and make a career in the same. Engineering definitely has a good career scope.
Hope this resolves your query. Feel free to put up more queries In case your query is resolved please close this question by choosing it as a best answer or pressing the thumbs up ico