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ayyaj55
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Distance Learning Programs for Power Systems

06/23/2009 4:38 AM

Dear sir, Can we complete the M tech/M.E. through distance education mode in Power system? could you suggest any colleges/ universities?
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Re: M.tech/ME through distance education

06/23/2009 5:18 AM

Which country?

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Re: M.tech/ME through distance education

06/26/2009 1:45 AM

India
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Re: M.tech/ME through distance education

07/01/2009 3:07 AM

Yes in India,

Can you suggest any college? which is AICTE recognised
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Re: M.tech/ME through distance education

07/01/2009 3:09 AM

Yes in india,

Can you suggest any college which is AICTE/UGC recognised
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