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Hi Raj,
As there is no public rating or neutral ranking for Distance Education programs all the Institutes are placed equally as far as the ranking is concerened. However, few of the Institutes, Providing M.A. in Psychology, are:
Annamalai University
Nalanda Open University
Bharathir University
University of Chennai
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Pooja

Hi Kamal,
Yes, certainly you can opt for a PG course related to Banking / Finance or its related field. Like in Banking you can get courses like PGD in Banking from IFBI or PGD Program in Banking / Investment Banking from ICFAI and likewise many more. You may refer to the following link:
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Other than Banking you can look in for other options like Insurance, Wealth management, Risk Management and more. For information related to these courses and more, you may refer to the following links:
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hi,Anhwani Gupta
Ok,you are MCA student,but your idea is not nice for further.yes,networking & Hardware course is very interesting,but it is not useful for every MCA student.I am say that you join Sap course.It is very high course and take a nice opportunity in company.It is also very strong course from every another course,but this course little hard.It is scope very high from Networking & Hardware and another course in company.I am suggest to you join sap Course.
You asking more question from me,then u send mail.My email-id is:nishant011birman@ymail.com
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Hi Anshul,
You can simply go ahead appearing for this year's CAT and followed by taking admission in a good MBA institute on the basis of the same. There are many other exams as well that you can appear for like MAT, XAT, SNAP, JMET and many more; you can consider appearing for those as well.
MBA in Finance is a good specialization option provided you are inclined towards it and many institutes in India offers the same. To know about these institutes, you may refer to the following link:
http://tinyurl.com/yerulvo
I really do not see any need for you to invest another three years in pursuing your B.Com which is yet another Graduate program and instead should focus on your Masters.
As for work experience is concerned, you can definitely think about going for it provided the job that you take up should be some what related to your interest i.e. Finance.
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Hi Kasak,
Well opting for a Masters and deciding a particular stream in it would depend on your stream of interest. As you did your B.Sc in CS, you can opt for a similar degree in Masters i.e. M.Sc in CS from a well reputed institute. To know about the institutes available offering the required course, refer to the following link:
http://tinyurl.com/yje2qgm
Other than this you can also opt for courses like MCA or MBA in IT. You can also look for the M.Des program from IIT/ or similar ones from NID or FTII etc. It mainly depends on your interest and career aspiration and based on which we can then provide you further details. It would be better if you could mention your area of interest for the same.
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