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Professionals with Executive MBA usually earn more than professionals with MBA degree as they have more work experience. Average salary range of candidate with Executive MBA is between INR 12 LPA to INR 40 LPA. Those with regular MBA can expect between INR 5 LPA to INR 25 LPA. This is not exact rang

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One can get admission into some of the well-known and reputed institutes and pursue an EMBA course with 50% marks. EMBA is a postgraduate-level course pursued by candidates to gain more knowledge and increase the spectrum of career opportunities available to them. Since EMBA courses are designed for

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An Executive Master of Business Administration (EMBA) is a graduate-level business degree programme designed for experienced professionals who want to enhance their leadership and management skills while continuing to work full-time. 

An EMBA helps executives and experienced professionals develo

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Is regular MBA different from executive MBA?

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The difference between an MBA and an Executive MBA degree can be recognised in terms of their target audience, required work experience, and class schedule. An MBA degree is suitable for individuals with 0 to 5 years of work experience, while an Executive MBA degree is designed for individuals with

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Yes, the placement process is conducted upon completion of the programme where a host of companies participate to recruit for their mid-senior to higher-level management positions. The placement rate for every college differs according to its reputation and previous success of the academic years.

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An Executive MBA teaches the same main subjects as a regular two-year MBA but the lessons are more advanced to fit senior workers.

The classes move much faster because the course lasts only one year.

You will choose fewer extra subjects and the teaching style involves a lot of group discussion.

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What is an executive MBA all about?

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Executive MBA programme is exclusively designed for professionals with more than five years of work experience. Although it lasts for less time (15 to 19 months), the curriculum is comparable to that of a Full-Time MBA. The fees of executive MBA programmes are a bit expensive and range between INR 2

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Placements for the NITTE School of Management's Executive Post Graduate Diploma in Management (EPGDM) are generally good, particularly for experienced working professionals. With the goal of advancing careers and strengthening managerial abilities, the programme makes use of the institute's industry

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Having a tattoo on your right ring finger should not cause any issues with the CAT (Common Admission Test) or CMAT (Common Management Admission Test) tests. Both exams largely analyse your aptitude through written assessments and do not often include any examination of your physical appearance or ta

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Taking admission to an MBA at the R.R. group of Institutions is not hard. To get into an MBA at the R.R. Group of Institutions, you should have a minimum of 50% marks in graduation in any stream from any recognised university.

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