Executive MBA

Hi Rashmi Patil,
You must have a minimum of 5 years of experience for EMBA course, You must be graduate with a minimum of 45% in graduation if you wish to enroll in distance learning university for your EMBA programme. Your academic documents (10th and 12th) will be required for admission. You can look for below universities for your EMBA or MBA programme. Amity Distance University
Annamalai Distance University
Mewar Distance University
Suresh Gyan Vihar Distance University
JIMS
Regards
Pritpal Singh

It will be better for you to opt for the IIMs as there is more scope for the MBA in this field as in those colleges you can get a good post in your own field and also in good MNC, here in IIT also you can also find many good MNCs but not in your core branch.

Surely, you can take admission in TSCFM, the only thing you have to clear is the personal round of interview with the Dean of the college. And, we also offer scholarship to deserving student who clears the round of interview.

If you are considering joining college without writing any exam. Than either you are looking forward to back door entry or low grade college because than only your wish will get fulfilled. Its better to give some entrance exam you can consider giving GMAT apply to some good colleges. Take your decision wisely its about your career.
All the best!

Executive MBA is not for placements. It is for those who have at least 7 years of work ex and just looking for getting fresh knowledge or enhancing their knowledge. Also aim for top colleges, getting into EMBA courses in IIMs is very easy.
All the best.

Hi Gaurab,
It's great that you are interested in MBA in healthcare and hospital management. However, you need to attend a minimum percentage of classes to get your degree. It is as per the AICTE regulations. Try to attend the classes. If you are not able to attend regular classes then please go for the distance programme.

The 16 month course is affiliated by AICTE / UGC in EMBA through online classes.

Executive MBA is for professionals having more work experience. Generally, a person having 5+ years of work experience would not prefer taking a break for doing an MBA, which is where Executive MBA is beneficial. It is better to opt for full time normal MBA, if you are a fresher or have less than 2-3 years of work experience, especially if you are planning to shift your career path.

Get to this link of UEM Kolkata https://www.shiksha.com/business-management-studies/course/executive-mba-university-of-engineering-and-management-kolkata-rajarhat-236655 for executive MBA.

Yes, you can do MBA finance after graduation and this will give you a bright career ahead. Good luck.