Distance

Yes, you can pursue it, but the course requirements suggest you need practical exposures to packaging automation. Hence it is advisable to opt for full-time MBA in packaging.

If you are a working professional, then you should opt for MBA through distance. It will enhance your growth prospects. Otherwise, opt for regular MBA.
Following universities offer MBA through distance program:
Sikkim Manipal
Symbiosis
Ignou
IMT, Ghaziabad
IP University (weekend mode)
Amity University
Madurai Kamraj
ICFAI
All the best

No Distance Courses are on offer at Ansal University. Please visit www.ansaluniversity.edu.in for information regarding regular courses. All the best!

Hi
Its regular programme.
You will have classes on weekends

A regular MBA is always more beneficial as one can focus full time on the academics and also leverage the pre MBA experience during the campus placement time and seek better opportunities.

Dear Irfan,
Yes, if you don't want to leave your job, if you have good salary package then you should not take risk to leave your job. You can pursue MBA from distance.

Now a day's most distance MBA courses have a window for interaction with students for helping them understand their difficulties in terms of subject /topics and help them overcome it.

Hi,
If you are thinking about analytics, business intelligence and data management, then I would suggest go for analytic.