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Puneet B
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No, there is no government scholarship for applying at Amity University Mumbai as Amity is not for profit and private University but you have several opportunities to. You can get a 100% scholarship at Amity University based on your academic performance.
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heena agrawaltry to give best solution..
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Hi,
Generally, a distance MBA is for two years and can be completed in a span of four years. - Few institutes offer admission to distance MBA on the basis of MBA entrance exam scores like CAT/MAT/CMAT/XAT or any other entrance exam. - Few institutes conduct their own entrance test for admission. Distance Courses do not offer placement assistance. Also, companies do not value distance/Part-time MBA much. The distance/part-time programs are targeted mainly at working people who would not be in a position to pursue full-time higher education but still want an MBA against their name. Good luck.
Generally, a distance MBA is for two years and can be completed in a span of four years. - Few institutes offer admission to distance MBA on the basis of MBA entrance exam scores like CAT/MAT/CMAT/XAT or any other entrance exam. - Few institutes conduct their own entrance test for admission. Distance Courses do not offer placement assistance. Also, companies do not value distance/Part-time MBA much. The distance/part-time programs are targeted mainly at working people who would not be in a position to pursue full-time higher education but still want an MBA against their name. Good luck.
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