i am a bsc physics graduate i would like to do msc maths through distant education. which university in india?
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in india there are only three good unversities \n1) mumbai university\n2) delhi unversity\n3) pune university\n\nas a advicer join mumbai university
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In India BITS, Pilani offers the best dual degree programmes. As your question is one asking for opinions here are my favourite combos.\n\nIn my opinion MSc Mathematics is the best one with any of the engineering disciplines. It probably will make you an academician!\n\nA truly professional combo would be MSc Mathematics with BE Computer Science. Both degrees are complimentary to each other and also would make one very hot property.\n\nOthers are just 'commonsensical',\nMSc Chemistry - BE Chemical\nMSc Physics - BE Electricals & Electronics / Instrumentation / Computer Science / Mechanical
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Western international university, Phoenix, Arizona, U.S provides mba degree specially for working professionals. It has flexible schedules and also has its direct learning centre in Delhi, India. If you study in India, you get a direct degree from the university. The indian campus also facilitate U.S transfer.\nwiuindia.com\nwintu.edu
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Government has introduce open university scheme which means one can do degree without doing pre-degree. u can do it through madras university, Indira gandhi open university,Annamalai university .were r u now r u in kerala.this scheme is also called Institute of Distance Education. I think this message will help u. For more details contact the above said universities. My Best Wishes.
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MIT i want to go there too\n\ni suggest you go to web.mit.edu\n\nfurther more its great to answer a fellow indian's question :D
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Yes u can.\nMS is known as M.Tech in India.So if you are planning to do Masters from India, variuos IITs offer the course...\n\nIf u r planning to do ur masters from abroad. You have to clear GRE and TOFEL exams for America....\n\nYou can contact me at pachnandavibhor@yahoo.co.in for any further information..\n\nI am ECE engineer doing a job right now....
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Can you not simply contact the ministry of education for that information?  Otherwise, check with any local University and they can provide or guide you toward what you want to know.
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Frankly I would advise against it if you are very much interested in Electronics.NIT warangal is among the top 10 engg coll in many surveys.Scope of higher studies are what u decide. ie u can go for Phd  in some foreign university if u like.\nDo not rely on Branch change.It is not advisable and is risky\n\nAlso you should have some inclination towards Pure Sciences if u want to make best of MSc Phy.As u can see it isnt an Engg degree and technically u will be more of a scientist.
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you from india right??\n\nthere are number of ways. now days people from du( maths and physics honours)  are getting jobs in companies like mc.kinsey but then you have to be among the best..thats what i know about the science stream..\nif you are ready to change your stream after 12. try bba..(the best college is shahid sukhdev college). you can get a package of 30-40 after graduating from there..
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*&*&*&\n\nB.Ed. Special Education (Distance Mode). programme, in collaboration with MPBhoj. University, Bhopal and Rehabilitation Council of ...\nhttp://www.nimhindia.org/2001-02%20English.pdf [Preview This Site]
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Why r u go to deemed university? try Anna univ.\namirtha univ is better.
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Distance learning is usually either on-line classes or correspondence. On-line classes have become increasing popular.\n\nThis website has a list of links to on-line colleges and schools in the US.  I don't have access to information about schools in India.  http://www.elearners.com/colleges/index.asp
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There are a couple in Noida (which is technically in UP) - Lotus Valley School - I visited there about 2yrs back and it was small but fully functional and still being expanded.It may have grown since then.. \n\nIf you are willing to go another 50kms, then there is  G D Goenka school in Gurgoan (this is not UP though ; this is in Haryana) - very posh international school I am told - but never visited the place. \n\nGood luck!
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Try all the University's\nALBAMA also.
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IIM ahmedabad\nMDI gurgaon
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i faced a similar situation 5 years back and i know how difficult a choice it can be. \ni was good in physics and maths both (at least that's what i thought), and i had got admission for studying physics at a reputed college. i left that a year later to do engineering.\nit depends on 2 factors -\n1. your priorities. do u want to  pursue research in, say, physics or do u want to get a job and settle down? pursuing physics as such is definitely better if u really like physics and would like to continue pursuing it.\n2. the institution u get admission to. after u leave the institution, u should get ample scope for pursuing your interests. your interests should not get hampered by lack of facilities in the institute, or lack of peer who have the same interests as u, etc.\n\nalso, many engineering institutes allow u to pursue physics along with your normal engineering courses. so u can actually continue physics while doing an engineering course. that's when u r unable to decide for sure.\nall the best.
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The Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs) in Amdavaad [Ahmedabad], Bengaluru [Bangalore], Kolkatha [Calcutta], Kozhikode [Calicut], and Lucknow are the internationally recognised, respected and accepted Institutes of Management in India.\nOnly an IIM can grant you a Master's Degree in Business Management [MBA].\nSeveral Indian universities [many of which are not even known of, abroad !] are now offering 'Post Graduate degrees in Management' [they CANNOT offer MBAs, as only the IIMs legally can]. But their alumni blatantly disregard the rules, and openly claim 'MBA' as their qualification - in the hope that all prospective employers will be unaware of this difference. \nBut, these 'degrees' are purely of 'cosmetic' value - and can only prove helpful, in impressing a semi-literate 'local' businessperson, or dumb prospective in-laws !