Full Time MBA

In a full-time programme, the benefit is largely in the face-to-face, campus experience. With university life at your fingertips, you can take classes, join clubs, spend lots of time at social events, and launch and/or attend events to learn about different careers or industries. Often, business school can be a place where people make lifelong friends, or even meet future partners. Many programs offer students a summer internship, and chance to explore career options and get real life experience. In the second year, the recruiting process takes center stage with events and interviews lasting several months. In a part-time programme, you take classes at night and on weekends, alongside a full-time job. Most programs offer students one or two classes each semester. There isn't usually an internship option, and while the clubs and events coordinated by the full-time programme are open to part-timers, they are less of a focus. Critically, the employment and recruiting process is less of a focus but part-time students do have access to recruiting events.

You can do so, but still, it would be safe for you to check with the by-laws of your university, as in certain cases some universities do ban pursuit of additional courses or expect the students to seek NOC. You can complete two degree course as it is not illegal but it will not help you much. If you go for Part time MBA then also you will not be able to show both of your degree at the same time then what is the use of having such degree. If you are that much keen to go for MBA then first of all complete the course of Law and after that go for MBA. I advice you to not to do these two course simultaneously otherwise you can ruin your future.

Here is the list of top b schools to pursue full time MBA
1 Indian Institute of Ahmedabad
2 Indian Institute of Bangalore
3 Indian Institute of Calcutta
4 Department of Management studies IIT Delhi
5 Indian Institute of Kozhikode
6 Indian Institute of Lucknow
7 Indian Institute of Indore
Please refer to the official page of Shiksha.com for more information https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-in-india/2-2-0-0-0. On the other hand, here is the list of part time MBA Colleges in India
1 Indian Institute of Bangalore
2 Indian Institute of Raipur
3 Symbiosis Institute of Business Management
4 Indian Institute of Foreign Management
5 IMT Ghaziabad
6 Jamnalal Institute of Management Studies
Please refer to the official page of Shiksha. Com for more information https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/part-time-mba-colleges-india.

MBA is a broad field of study as it can lead you anywhere you want to specialize. MBA is one of the most popular management courses in India, and it has its prestige. The demand for MBA grads is witnessing a steady increase due to the number of startups India has begun to invest in. In my opinion, an MBA is more about peer learning, interactions with professors and on site conversations. While the classroom learning plays a good role in providing you with technical/theoretical knowledge, a major part of your personality development happens when you study in a Campus with 400 different students, from diverse backgrounds and with varied experiences and perspectives. MBA is more about the experience rather than education. The focus of all the good MBA programs is on leadership development, teamwork, peer learning, problem-solving, case analysis, gaining the right business insights, building effective communication skills, presentation, and interpersonal skills, etc. There are some very good business schools which offer such programs like Iims, IITs, FMS Delhi, SPJMER, Great lakes Chennai, LBSIM, JIMS, GEETA UNIVERSITY PANIPAT, UBS Chandigarh, SIBM, SCMHRD, IBS Hyderabad, etc.

Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. Since many universities confer the same degree to both EMBA and MBA graduates, the two degrees will typically look the same on a resume and hold the same value on paper. One potential difference, however, is in the network students acquire during their programme. Because they are more condensed, EMBA programs tend to section their students into cohorts. As an EMBA student, you may be taking classes with the same group of people throughout the degree process. Full-time MBA programs have a bit more flexibility since there tends to be a wider range of class options and more room for customization. Additionally, because EMBA candidates are often looking to continue advancing in their established line of work, the career services offered to EMBA candidates may be different than those offered to MBA candidates. MBA candidates may participate in on campus career fairs or recruiting events that are geared toward people earlier in their career looking for new employment. EMBA candidates will more likely receive services such as executive coaching, offered by 83.3 percent of EMBA programs, geared toward later-stage career advancement.