Business Management Studies

Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. Since many universities confer the same degree to both EMBA and MBA graduates, the two degrees will typically look the same on a resume and hold the same value on paper. One potential difference, however, is in the network students acquire during their programme. Because they are more condensed, EMBA programs tend to section their students into cohorts. As an EMBA student, you may be taking classes with the same group of people throughout the degree process. Full-time MBA programs have a bit more flexibility since there tends to be a wider range of class options and more room for customization. Additionally, because EMBA candidates are often looking to continue advancing in their established line of work, the career services offered to EMBA candidates may be different than those offered to MBA candidates. MBA candidates may participate in on campus career fairs or recruiting events that are geared toward people earlier in their career looking for new employment. EMBA candidates will more likely receive services such as executive coaching, offered by 83.3 percent of EMBA programs, geared toward later-stage career advancement.

Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. Both study options offer you unique credibility in the business environment, allowing you to find career opportunities in a wide range of industries. MBAs and Executive MBAs are recognised everywhere, so you are not limited to finding a job in your home country. An MBA or EMBA graduate usually earns a higher salary, ranging from 90,000 to 150,000 EUR per year on average. The basic things that you need to remember and that might help you decide are:
MBA classes usually have a fixed schedule, compared to EMBAs, where students attend classes in the evenings and on weekends. Due to the class flexibility, EMBA students can easily combine study with a job. MBA students have a broader option of elective courses, compared to EMBA students. Because EMBA students usually have o electives, you can finish an EMBA in the same amount of time as an MBA. Hope it helps.

Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. MBA has no age limit for students but certain MBA Exams like ATMA require the student to be 21 years of age at the time of exam. MBA can be done after completion of 3 or 4-year graduation (depending on the MBA colleges eligibility criteria). Apart from general MBA eligibility criteria; there are additional requirements such as work experience (in case of Executive MBA and MBA Abroad), entrance exam score, and performance in group discussion and Personal Interview round; all of which are subjective and depend on which MBA college a student is aiming for. Under MBA eligibility criteria, there are certain relaxations for reserved category students. Many MBA colleges and entrance exams offer a minimum of 5% relaxation in graduation for SC/ST/PwD/OBC categories. MBA eligibility in Top MBA Colleges such as IIM Ahmedabad, IIM Bangalore, and IIM Calcutta is securing minimum cut-off score in CAT Exam. 12th marks, graduation scores, portfolio, and most importantly performance in group discussion and Personal Interview (GD/PI) round matters when considering the chances to get MBA Admission in Iims. Securing more than 80% marks in class 12th and graduation is crucial to getting admission to top MBA colleges.