Executive MBA

Ms. AARUSHI BHATT has cleared your doubt in very simple words. If you really want to go for executive MBA you need to gain managerial skills by doing related job. If doing MBA is must and should now for you meance, its better you opt for non-executive MBA which might be distance or part time or full time. If you opt for full time MBA you can go for part time job or do any side business as a beginer in entraprenuership with small scale stratups which might enhance your skills related to business and who knows, further you might become a large scale industrialist. If you opt for part time or distance MBA you might need to study by yourself, along with this you can do full time as well as part time job and gain skills as mentioned above. Decision is yours, need not get confused, choice is yours, opt for which ever you feel and as the best.

Hi Yashwanth,
Some of the popular B-School offering executive MBA programme are:
IIMs Bangalore
Indian Institute of Business Management and Studies (IIBMS)
Symbiosis Institute of Business Management, Bangalore
IFIM Business School, Bangalore
Kristu Jayanti College, Bangalore
Aims Institutes Peenya, Bangalore
Alliance School of Business, Alliance University, Bangalore
Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies, Bangalore
For more details on B-School offering executive MBA programmes and other details such placement, infrastructure, please follow the link:
https://www.shiksha.com/business-management-studies/colleges/executive-mba-colleges-karnataka?uaf[]=location&ts=9342041&rf=filters&st[]=106&bc[]=75

Hi Kamalakar,
Some of the popular B-School offering executive MBA programme are:
IIMs Bangalore
Indian Institute of Business Management and Studies (IIBMS)
Symbiosis Institute of Business Management, Bangalore
IFIM Business School, Bangalore
Kristu Jayanti College, Bangalore
Aims Institutes Peenya, Bangalore
Alliance School of Business, Alliance University, Bangalore
Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies, Bangalore
For more details on B-School offering executive MBA programmes and other details such placement, infrastructure, please follow the link:
https://www.shiksha.com/business-management-studies/colleges/executive-mba-colleges-karnataka?uaf[]=location&ts=9342041&rf=filters&st[]=106&bc[]=75

Alliance University is a pretty good choice for a executive PGDM. My ex-manager is a visiting professor for the course and she is someone with loads of knowledge about marketing and strategy. She had informed me that many of the visiting professors are from top MNCs. I think the industry angle is something that is critical for the success of an Exec PGDM course and Alliance is inclined towards providing the best coaches from all over the industry.
I have attended the sessions and the teaching mode and delivery pattern is top-notch. You should definitely go for it.
Also, the kind of networking opportunity that you will get by attending the course is something that is unrivalled. I mean, i was sitting next to an AVP from Goldman Sachs and a HR Senior Manager from Infosys. Talk about changing career path the easy way!

You did Masters in Environmental engineering. Why did you do that? Usually 90% dont have any clue why they do a specific B.Tech. In your case you didn ECE and decided to do an M.Tech in Environmental engineering.
If you want to pursue BA for just the salary it makes completely disconnect and shows how unplanned you are.
I would rather ask how this BA will help you with you possible 2/5/10 year goal connecting your technical degress.
If you dont know its about time to chart your plan for 2/5/10
Dont expect any other response in this site.
I have given up hopes that people will respond.
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