What is the difference between carnatic and Hindustani vocal music?

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Hindustani vocal music is from North Indian region, whereas carnatic music is from South Indian region. Both of them have their unique feature though styles are different.
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Indian Classical Music adds to the rich artistic heritage and culture of India. Carnatic music is unaffected by foreign influences and reflects a more homogenous form of Indian tradition. However, the charm lies in the Difference Between Hindustani and Carnatic Music, accompanied by the essence of melodies,...
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Indian Classical Music adds to the rich artistic heritage and culture of India. Carnatic music is unaffected by foreign influences and reflects a more homogenous form of Indian tradition. However, the charm lies in the Difference Between Hindustani and Carnatic Music, accompanied by the essence of melodies, instruments, and rhythm. read less
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Hindustani vocal music is from north whereas carnatic is from south.
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I would like to take up a degree in carnatic music(B.A or so). Can somebody please tell where I can take up such exams? Preferably in Bangalore or any distance education course
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