Distance MBA

There is no need of degree. With 6 years of experience he is eligible for executive MBA. Ask your friend to complete his B.Tech. There is no need of MBA, to become a manager in the technical field.

Sear Sadiq Hussain,
You can prefer NMIMS. It is the best choice for distance MBA and has got great value. All the best.

IIFT or IIM Calcutta are the best MBA colleges.

Dear Wasim,
For your convenience, it may be okay. But, there are other business schools like:
1. Narsee Monjee.
2. IGNOU, etc.
All the best.

Hi,
Pros:
1.Less cost
2.Time saving.
3.Ease of study at your own time.
Cons:
1.Never equals the value of a regular PGDBM course.

Dear Ashish,
Have you seen ICFAI course material?
ICFAI is the best management course and we are offering part-time MBA from 2007.

MBA is a rigorous PG degree course and require lot of efforts to have learning and understanding of concepts of management. Therefore, I will advice that you concentrate on your studies. After MBA you may seek job in Healthcare sector and do PG diploma in HC subsequently if you feel its requirements for career growth.

SHIATS, Allahabad is one of the best.

Dear Irfan,
Below mentioned are the college offering MBA through distance education:
1. MIT Online Education – Yerwada.
2. ICFAI University - Flexible Learning Programs - Shivaji Nagar.
3. Talentedge Education Ventures Pvt. Ltd. - Paud Road
4. Vidya Tilak College – Chinchwad.

Hello Wasim Solanki,
Its a difficult decision to take. However, you can research more about both of these courses.
There are many points of differences between a part-time & a full-time MBA course in India. One of the most prominent difference is that a part time MBA lacks the most important learning curve an aspirant desires - class room discussions. Also, a full-time MBA is more challenging with gruelling presentations on a regular basis apart from the classroom sessions.
Yet, both of these courses stand for themselves in their own way.
All the best.