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What type of distant learning courses can a 12th pass student apply for in good colleges?

CBSE 10th - 86% CBSE 12th - 92%. .

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    Selvamani Ramanathan Positivity is my Saviour | Guide-Level 15

    5 years ago
    Dear Janvi, I would suggest you to complete your graduation through distance mode and then do some Certification courses which will add on value. There are top institutes in India for Distance Learning. Below is the top college for distance studies. IGNOU. University of Madras. Sikkim Manipal University. Birla Institute of Tech & Science- Pilani. Kuvempu University. University of Mumbai. Annalmalai University, DDE.

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