Can I join degree 2nd year?

Can I join degree 2nd year?

Mostly in all Indian universities and colleges have this provision provided that there should be vacant seat in second year in the desired course . And you can join college in second year if there will be any vacant seat in your course .

Can I join regular college after distance education?

There is no provision to transfer from Distance education stream to regular college ,you have to join in first year of regular college .

Can we change Degree college in 2nd year?

You can change the college after 2nd year as both the colleges are in the purview of the same University. You have to apply for transfer certificate in the college you are studying. That means a student from this college to another college. One student from that college to this college.

Can I change my college in the second year of 12th?

Yes you can change your college in second year but you cant do it in the national level colleges like NIT’s, IIT’s or other deemed universities. In local colleges you have the choice to change your college after securing fair percentage of marks. You need to apply to both the colleges for the change of your college to the respective college.

Should you get a second degree?

Getting a second degree can take an area that you already know very well and boost your career standing, giving you legitimate credentials to prove your knowledge. TIP: Since you already have a lot of experience in the area, there’s a chance you can “test out” of some of your coursework.

How long does it take to transfer to a new college?

Normally students apply for transfer in the fall of their second year, so they start their third year at the new college. If you wait until the end of your second year to apply to transfer, you may have to wait one year until the new college accepts you and permits you to start.

Can I get a second degree in data processing?

TIP: Before you go back for that second, related degree, consider the importance of transferred credit from your prior degree. A person working in data processing may already have taken most of the fundamental coursework (general education requirements) and perhaps most of the advanced math courses required for a second degree.