Distance MBA

Dear Santosh ji,
My Answer will be, Definitely, you can do MBA course in correspondence along with your regular M.Com, but it depends upon you that whether you can manage both of the course or not. Regular M. Com will require more concentration and suggest you to choose MBA (Finance) which will require less concentration and effort in studying MBA. Studying M.Com will also play vital role to score more in MBA (Finance). Moreover, You should also consider exam dates because some times the exam dates may be familiar for both courses.
There are so many repute institutes are providing distance MBA course, please see below few of them but these are not limited. You can also explore few more depends on your interest.
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Being in a business school it has become more clear to me on what MBA offers to an average student. Masters in Business Administration (MBA) offers two important things: Academic education and Networking. Two primary reasons why one would pursue an MBA are career change and career augmentation. However there are mainly three types of program to chose that you want to pursue: Full time MBA, Part time MBA, and Online MBA and often a valid question is asked …which MBA is right for me? Full Time or Part Time or Online.
Well this question needs to be answered from different perspective. Lets take a closer look: Each one of the program types (FT, PT & ON) puts different weights on the amount of each part (education and networking) of the MBA so your decision should be based on which part you think will be more important. Which one you should find more important should be based on the reason you chose an MBA.
A full-time MBA program will probably give you equal parts education and networking. A part-time MBA program will give you more education than networking . probably a 65%/35% split in favor of education. An online MBA program will give you even more education than networking than the part-time program . probably a 30%/70% split.
According to me, Full-time programs always offer better than part-time and online programs simply because full-time means you are 100% immersed in the action. If you want to change your career, you want as much networking as you can get. If you want to augment your career or in other words just go up the ladder without disrupting your career, you all want as much education as you can and as little networking as you all need (your work is your network in this case). In fact, if education is all you want, save yourself the cash and enroll in the Personal MBA.
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