Executive

Hello Mahesh Kumar, If you want to pursue an MBA, you can start by researching different business schools and their programs. It's important to consider factors such as the reputation of the school, the curriculum, the location, the cost, and the job placement rate after graduation. Additionally, you should also evaluate your own strengths, weaknesses, and career goals to determine the type of MBA programme that would be the best fit for you. Some popular types of MBA programs include full-time MBA, part-time MBA, executive MBA, and online MBA. It may also be helpful to talk to current MBA students, alumni, and industry professionals to get their insights on different programs and what it takes to succeed in the field. Finally, once you have identified the schools and programs that interest you, you can start the application process by preparing for the required exams, gathering your transcripts and letters of recommendation, and writing your personal statement. Please upvote if it was helpful.

The Executive Post Graduate Programme in Management (EPGP), an intensive one-year fulltime residential programme for experienced professionals, leading to an MBA, is created specifically for professionals with remarkable track records and 5 to 12 years of work experience in a wide range of industries. The EPGP provides students with the same solid foundation in key management concepts and disciplines as a two-year MBA, with similar rigor, range of electives, and grading criteria. A key advantage of the EPGP is that the coursework builds on the diverse and extensive work experience of the students.
In todays volatile and competitive economic environment, companies face an increasing need for skilled mid-level and senior executives who have the vision and potential to attain top leadership positions. While deep functional and operational expertise is a prerequisite for such executives, their success is also contingent on their ability to perceive and analyze a situation from multiple perspectives and take timely and effective action.
IIMB designed the EPGP specifically to prepare such forward-thinking and creative managers the business leaders of tomorrow who will create value for their organizations as well as for society.
Unique features of the programme:
Innovative content
International Immersion
Seminar Series

The LIBA Programme of Executive Diploma in Human Resource Management offers the choice of selecting among eight areas of management specializations.
The Programmes are offered in a week-day format with evening schedules for all specialization areas. Classes are held in the evenings between 6.45 pm and 8.30 pm from Monday to Wednesday. Courses have three different credit options. The four-credit courses have 18 sessions, three-credit have 16 sessions, and two-credit courses have 9 sessions. Each session covers one hour and 45 minutes.
Persons satisfying the following criteria are eligible to apply:
Graduation in any discipline from a recognized university or a professional qualification recognized as equivalent to a bachelors degree with a minimum of 50% marks aggregate.
Final year degree students yet to write their semester examinations due to COVID 19 are also eligible to apply.
Work experience preferred.