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You should go for Regular MBA to polish your technical, managerial and soft skills. Make sure that you opt for a university that is reputed, UGC approved that provides good industrial exposure. It should have helping and knowledgeable faculty and does help you with placement assistance. A few good universities for MBA are:
University of Mumbai, Mumbai
Geeta University, Panipat
Dr. B. R. Ambedkar Open University Hyderabad
Karnataka State Open University Mysore
Chandigarh University
SRM
Sharda University
MBA in Finance, Marketing and HR are very lucrative fields of specialisation. All these branches of MBA offer opportunities in various sectors and with exciting job opportunities. Although, choosing which field should you specialise in totally depends on your interests.

Getting an MBA degree has many benefits such as bolstering a resume, landing a better paying job, developing leadership skills, increasing network, or getting advancement in the career. Everyone has their own reasons to do an MBA- and for every reason, there is likely to be an MBA programme that will best fit your expectations. Two main options for MBA aspirants are full-time and part-time MBA. Both programmes give different experiences and serve different purposes. So, before deciding which one to go for, it would be best to weigh the cost & benefits each of these programmes has to offer. I will suggest you to do MBA in regular mode. If you are keen on upgrading your career with a full time management course, Geeta University, Panipat is offering the MBA course. The programme has been designed to stand at par with the best on-campus management programs across the globe. University focuses on quality education a lot and all the professors of GU are highly qualified and knowledgeable, University also focuses on practical knowledge a lot and students of GU has to go through various such practical tasks and projects which makes it very easy to understand the concepts and develop a deep knowledge of the subjects.

Greetings, In India, there are numerous universities that provide a correspondence-based M.Ed programme. In India, distance learning programmes are becoming more and more popular, and many students want to earn their M.Ed. While working. The list of universities offering the M.Ed. Via distance learning is provided below. The following universities provide M.Ed. Correspondence courses: Open University of Dr. B. R. Ambedkar IGNOU Indira Gandhi National Open State Open University of Karnataka Bhoj Open University of Madhya Pradesh Panjab College Punjabi College of Jammu Maharashtra's Yashwantrao Chavan Public University I'll advise getting an M.Ed. From IGNOU.

The programme prepares 10+2 students to work in kindergartens as nursery teachers. The purpose of the course is to train and equip future teaching professionals with knowledge of educational theory and practise, enabling them to better understand the requirements of learners and respond to the needs of young students who are just beginning their formal education. The Diploma programme assists aspiring educators in gaining knowledge of areas such as educational psychology, care and nutrition, classroom management, and educational administration that will create the best learning environment and prepare both aspiring and currently employed educators to develop a variety of skills and become effective teachers.