Dear Candidate,

You can apply for MS in various college outside India even if you are from another field. Only thing should be, you should be able to convince them of your abilities that you can fulfill the basic requirements & need to have the basic knowledge needed for you

Hello,

According to the media reports, the government may soon announce a phase-wise plan for the reopening of the schools, colleges, universities, and other educational institutions across the country, between September and November 14, under the guidelines for the final phase of the Unlock. Due to the outbreak of Covid-19,

Dear aradhana ,

TISS NET 2021 Exam date is expected on January 9, 2021 as per past trends. The exam duration is 100 minutes. TISS NET is a computer based National Entrance Test for the all Masters programmes offered by different campuses of Tata Institute of Social Sciences.

Minimum eligibility

According to the Government of State of Maharashtra unlock 4.0 guidelines the schools and educational institutes will remain closed till september 30th and further guidelines you will get it in end week of sept.

Hence it is not wise to say that the government will open colleges in month of

Hi

Yes both the courses which you are doing are legal

This is because,

One is eligible for pursuing two courses at the same time, the only condition is that one cannot pursue both these courses in regular mode i.e one  course can be in regular mode and other course

Hello Aspirant,

Till now there is no any confirm news which signifies that colleges will reopen from October in Maharashtra. During the release of guidelines for Unlock 4.0 government announced that from 21st September schools from class 9th-12th will reopen and there will be no any enforcement to attend the

Hello,

There is no such information regarding the reopening of schools and colleges yet. As for now the schools, colleges will remain closed until the end of the month that is till end of September. According to unlock 4 which was announced 31st August 2020 the schools, colleges will remain