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Free learning, clearly explained. BBA offers six semesters and B.Ed offers a two-year, four-semester self-study guide. Each includes 24 modules and 72 lessons with assignments and quizzes. B.Tech adds 16 branch pathways using a library of 144 shared and specialist modules with 432 unique lessons. Each B.Tech pathway selects 24 modules across eight semesters. M.Tech adds 30 specialisation pathways using 128 shared and specialist modules with 384 unique lessons. Each M.Tech pathway selects 12 modules across four semesters. MBA adds 30 specialisation pathways with 136 management modules, 408 lessons and online practice exams for all four semesters. Each MBA pathway selects 20 modules and 60 lessons. BCA adds 20 learning tracks with 115 computing modules, 345 lessons and practice exams across all six semesters. MCA adds 24 advanced-computing specialisations with 204 modules, 612 lessons and practice exams across four semesters. B.Com adds 12 commerce pathways with 96 modules, 288 lessons and practice exams across all six semesters. BA adds 24 humanities and social-science pathways with 168 modules, 504 lessons and practice exams across all six semesters. MA adds 24 postgraduate arts and social-science specialisations with 204 modules, 612 lessons and practice exams across four semesters. M.Com adds 20 commerce specialisations with 172 modules, 516 lessons and practice exams across all four semesters. LL.M adds 24 postgraduate law specialisations with 204 modules, 612 lessons and practice exams across four semesters. LLB adds a six-semester law guide with 30 modules, 90 lessons, assignments and semester practice exams. Diploma Engineering adds 26 major branches using 160 shared and branch modules and 480 library lessons; every pathway selects 30 modules and 90 lessons across six semesters, with assignments and practice exams. M.Ed contains three introductory lessons. Subject guides are indicative, not a university-specific syllabus. Specialisations and curricula vary by institution. These resources do not award degrees, academic credit, professional licences or accredited certificates.
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Follow your curiosity
Choose your programme, review its subject guide and begin the available foundation lessons.
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Make it your own
Read practical lessons and try the exercises whenever you have a little time.
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Put knowledge to work
Check your understanding with a quiz and keep track of each lesson you complete.