hi,

Yes, you can do BLS LLB in regular mode from Mumbai University and at the same time pursue BSW from IGNOU through distance education. Since BLS LLB is a full-time course, it will require your regular attendance and commitment. But IGNOU’s BSW is flexible because it’s online and lets you study at your own pace, so you can manage both if you plan your time well. Just keep in mind that BLS LLB has attendance rules, so you have to be careful not to miss classes. Overall, it’s possible but will need good time management and dedication.

Good morning ,

As per your mentioned query, technology plays a vital role in today's education. Technology makes study easier. In past time teachers are not allowed to use technology in education but in current time everything is connected to technology. Technology creates new opportunities to students and also they get to learn new things which makes students skillfull.

To know more , refer this :

https://school.careers360.com/technology-in-education-essay-essy

Good luck!

Technology refers to tools and systems used to solve problems or improve tasks.

Education is the process of learning knowledge, skills, and values.

Technology in education means using digital tools to support learning and teaching.

It includes computers, online classes, apps, and smartboards.

This helps make education more interactive, accessible, and personalized.

Together, they transform how students learn and how teachers teach.

Hello,

You are unlikely to face any significant problems during placement with your current academic profile. Most companies that visit colleges for campus recruitment typically require candidates to have a minimum of 60% to 65% marks in their 10th and 12th standards, along with a consistent academic record and no active backlogs. With 85% in your top five subjects (Physics, Chemistry, English, Physical Education, and Computer Science) and 79.8% in core academic subjects like PCM, English, and CS, you comfortably meet and even exceed these criteria. During placement eligibility screening, companies generally consider the overall percentage in 12th standard, and since both your overall and core percentages are above average, they should not pose any obstacle.

Hope this helps. All the best!

To become a doctor, one typically undertakes a long and rigorous educational path. This journey begins with undergraduate studies in a science-related field, followed by medical school, and often includes postgraduate training like internships and residencies. The specific steps and requirements can vary by country and institution, but the general outline remains consistent.

Here's a more detailed look at the typical path:

1. Undergraduate Education:

Many aspiring doctors start with a bachelor's degree in a science field like biology, chemistry, or physics. Some medical schools may accept applicants with degrees in other fields, but they often require completion of specific prerequisite science courses, according to Indeed.com.

2. Medical School:

After completing undergraduate studies, aspiring doctors apply to medical school. This is a highly competitive process, requiring strong academic performance, standardized test scores (like the MCAT), and letters of recommendation.

3. Medical Degree:

Medical school typically takes four years to complete. Students learn foundational medical knowledge, participate in clinical rotations in various specialties, and gain hands-on experience in hospitals and clinics.

4. Postgraduate Training:

After medical school, aspiring doctors embark on postgraduate training. This often includes internships, which provide supervised experience in a hospital setting, followed by residencies, which offer more specialized training in a particular field of medicine.

5. Licensing:

To legally practice medicine, doctors must obtain a license from a relevant medical board or council.

6. Specialization:

Some doctors choose to specialize further through fellowships, which offer advanced training in a specific subspecialty.

Key Considerations:

Time Commitment:

The path to becoming a doctor is lengthy, often requiring 10-14 years of education and training after high school.

Financial Investment:

Medical education can be expensive, and students may incur significant debt from tuition, living expenses, and other costs.

Dedication and Passion:

Success in medicine requires a strong work ethic, a commitment to lifelong learning, and a genuine passion for helping others.

Hi dear candidate,

As per the University Grants Commission (UGC), from August 2025 NO open learning or distance mode would be permitted for any health allied courses.

You can get some sort of certification for food and nutrition from IGNOU but a full degree is usually now not available for fully distance mode.

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Hello Ipsita,

There are 33 M Pharma colleges in Hyderabad, of these, 2 are government institutions and 31 are top private M.Pharma colleges. M.Pharma is a two-year degree programme. Here is the list of colleges that offer M.Pharma in Distance Education mode in Hyderabad,

• Sultan UI UIoom College of Pharmacy
• BITS Hyderabad
• Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University, Hyderabad
• Anurag University

You can refer to the below mentioned link for more information,

https://pharmacy.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-mpharma-colleges-in-hyderabad

I hope this helps.

Dear aspirant,

At present the KUK university does not offer the integrated B.A B.ED program through it's central departments. That course is available only through constituent or affiliated colleges and among them SKS College of Education, Kirmach is a notable option that offers integrated B.A B.ED. and is affiliated with KUK university.

In Karnal, no government or central university campus offers the Integrated B.A. B.Ed course, most local colleges provide only a regular 2 year B.Ed .  Some private institutions like Budha College of Education, BRM College, Jaat college etc. offer 2 year B.Ed programs with yearly fees around Rs. 44,000 to Rs. 1,50,000. For more detailed information please visit this link given below.

Thanks

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/sks-college-of-education-kurukshetra/ba-bed-course

Hello,

B.Sc in Psychology and B.Ed in Special Education are both good courses and can open many career paths for you abroad but you have to plan strategically. Some popular Countries for Psychology + Special Education Careers are USA, Canada, UK, Australia, New Zealand, Ireland, and Germany.

Roles You Can Apply For

• Special Education Teacher / SEN Teacher
• Behavioral Therapist / ABA Therapist
• Educational Psychologist Assistant
• Learning Support Assistant
• Rehabilitation Worker
• Child Development Specialist
• School Counselor (with further qualifications)

To work abroad, you must gain some experience, like 2-3 years and get all the relevant certification and licenses. Also, many countries give preference to candidates with a post-graduate degree.

Hope this helps. All the best!