Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing well.

Actually, after finishing your three-year diploma programme, you may continue your education by pursuing a three-year degree programme, which is graduation (BE or BTech ).

There is no way to pursue a Diploma and a Bachelor's degree at the same time, and if the institution you have applied to offers an integrated 6-year curriculum following 10th grade that includes both a Diploma and a Bachelor's degree, there is no issue...

Of course, pursuing a graduation degree while also pursuing a diploma degree is perfectly permissible in most situations. Previously, it was not permitted by the government for students to pursue both degrees at the same time since doing so would place an undue strain on the student's mental faculties. However, most universities have recently declared it lawful under the University Grants Commission Act. It is all up to you.

But, there's one thing I'd want to ask you: what's the point of doing that? For example, if you look at this scenario, you will see that it is something that will divert your attention, and you will eventually understand that you are putting your career on hold in order to preserve 2–3 years of your life.

Furthermore, if you were to judge the learning on its own merits, it would be worthless. Because you will not be able to focus in one location, or to put it another way, you will not be able to complete your degree.

In my view, if you are interested in both degrees, you should begin with the diploma degree first and, after completing it for two years, apply to be accepted straight into the Bachelor's degree programme. Because it would be a step-by-step procedure, and it would help you learn more effectively. You shall conduct yourself in a professional way. In lieu of just attempting all that is permissible!!! Decide on a goal and then go for it.

I'm not sure what your educational background is. If you have a bachelor's degree, you may pursue a PGDBA (Post Graduate Diploma in Business Administration) or an equivalent degree if you are a recent graduate. That is to say, you are seeking an MBA degree.
With it, you may pursue a Master's degree in your field. MS or MSc is an abbreviation for Master of Science. In any case, distance learning should be used for at least one of the courses, if not both courses are distant learning. Only this situation is permissible under the law. Taken together, earning a technical certificate and a bachelor's degree is a waste of time, not to mention illegal!

You should make a decision on what courses to take and your future job path.
Undoubtedly, juggling two classes at the same time is a significant burden. As a result, time management and organising abilities become very essential.

Hope you got the answer to your question. Incase of any queries, feel free to question. Have a great day!

Dear aspirant!

Hope you are doing well ! Nowadays you can do graduation and diploma together easily because my brother is also doing the same thing.Do the graduation from open University where you need not to go to daily and do the diploma regular ,in this way you can do both together but one should be regular and other should be from distance mode

Hope it helps you!

Thanking you!