Hi Sakshi, Yes you eligible to apply for all MBA colleges irrespective of whether your undergraduate degree is correspondence or regular . You don't need to convert your distance learning to internal since it is not a necessity. You can take admission directly in good MBA colleges or you can sit for entrance exams for getting into reputed Colleges like IIMs and others. As long as you score exceptionally good score in entrance exams and crack the interviews( where you might have to give a valid reason for distance learning course) , the fact that you did your undergrad through distance learning doesn't matter much.

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While distance education is a good alternative for individuals searching for a low-cost option without a lot of bells and whistles, online education has a stronger track record in terms of actual job outcomes. Programs like CU's online degree programmes, which are facilitated through upGrad, are best for those with high career ambitions. Or you can choose any distance learning courses from reputed colleges like IITs, IIMs, NMIMS etc. You can checkout for the same on their official website.

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UGC has permitted seeking after two degrees simultaneously however both the degrees can't be customary mode. One degree must be standard mode while the other should be distance learning.

Indeed, you can seek after D.El.Ed as customary mode and a graduation degree as distance learning simultaneously.

Since both the courses are presented by schools with the assent of UGC, thusly both these degrees will be material for government occupations.

Yes but among these two one should be correspondence I.e private mode .

Two courses Re prohibited simultaneously to pursue in regular .As a logic there comes scene of fraud in getting degree of we say we have two regular degree .

So you have to choose one private .

Dear Girish ,

Yes , you can do MCA regular course with M.sc distance learning course as UGC approves to do two degree courses simultaneously, well..  in case of distance learning , there is no restrictions about age but only the basic eligibility .. if you have passed bachelor degree in any relevant discipline that you want to opt in masters , then you can apply for M.sc any times after that . You can try for IGNOU also as distance learning institute , as the issued certificate from IGNOUO is valuable in India as well as abroad !

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In Distance learning, the classes are usually recorded or only materials are provided and the student studies from those materials and at the end gives the examination. But in case of online learning, you will get online classes and interaction sessions with your professors as well as you will get a more structured form of learning the course.

As a result, the senses are the same but in Online program you will get a more organized curriculum. Also in some cases the online degree are more recognized compared to that of distance learning programs.

I hope this answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!