What is the difference between PG Diploma course and M.Sc?

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    Aneena Abraham | Contributor-Level 10

    a year ago

    The main difference between MSc and PG Diploma is the duration and the level of the course. MSc is a two-year postgraduate degree, while PG Diploma is a one-year advanced level short-term academic qualification.

    MSc is a more specialised and research-oriented degree that provides advanced knowledge and skills in a specific field, while PG Diploma is more practical and focuses on providing hands-on experience in a particular field.

    Additionally, MSc is usually awarded by universities/colleges after a course ends which meets the academic requirements of an institution, whereas PG Diploma is an advanced level short-term academic qualificati

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    Chetna S | Scholar-Level 17

    8 years ago
    Master's is for two years in India where as a pgdm can be of a year or two depending on the specialization. The duration for both may vary from country to country.

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