Hello aspirant,

You can succeed, I assure you. However, you are unable to pursue two distinct programs concurrently. You can enroll in two distinct courses from two different universities and use two different study modes—regular and distant learning—per UGC criteria. Thus, you can select one to be a standard degree and another to be a distance learning degree if you want both degrees at the same time.

Thank you

Hello

Generally, it's not recommended to pursue two professional courses like BSc MLT (Medical Laboratory Technology) and BPharma (Bachelor of Pharmacy) simultaneously. Here's why:

1. *Course duration and structure*: Both courses are typically 4-year programs with intense academic schedules, making it challenging to manage time and coursework for both.

2. *Practical requirements*: Both courses require extensive practical training, internships, and lab work, which can be difficult to balance simultaneously.

3. *University regulations*: Most universities don't allow students to pursue two professional courses concurrently due to the above reasons.

4. *Accreditation and approval*: Both courses require specific accreditation and approval from regulatory bodies, which might not be granted if pursued simultaneously.

However, there are some possible alternatives:

1. *Pursue one course first*: Complete either BSc MLT or BPharma, then pursue the other course.

2. *Integrated courses*: Some universities offer integrated courses like BSc MLT + MSc MLT or BPharma + MPharma.

3. *Diploma or certification courses*: Consider pursuing a diploma or certification course in the second field after completing the first course.

Consult with academic advisors, university authorities, or professionals in both fields to explore the best options for your interests and career goals.