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Vinay kr PandeySimple but significant

Scholar-Level 16

Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. Both study options offer you unique credibility in the business environment, allowing you to find career opportunities in a wide range of industries. MBAs and Executive MBAs are recognised everywhere, so you are not limited to finding a job in your home country. An MBA or EMBA graduate usually earns a higher salary, ranging from 90,000 to 150,000 EUR per year on average. The basic things that you need to remember and that might help you decide are:
MBA classes usually have a fixed schedule, compared to EMBAs, where students attend classes in the evenings and on weekends. Due to the class flexibility, EMB
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harsh yadav

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The choice to pursue one of them in this situation is entirely up to you, just as it would be if you had enough financial security to give up your job and enrol in an MBA programme full-time. Going for an executive MBA will get you a sizable income and a promotion if you don't want to quit your job.

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Adv. Ved VinayakLaw educator at Lex Logic You Tube channel.

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An MBA, in my opinion, is more about dialogues on the job, contacts with academics, and peer learning. A significant portion of your personality development occurs when you study on a campus with 400 different students, from diverse backgrounds and with varied experiences and perspectives. While classroom learning plays a good role in giving you technical/theoretical knowledge. In an MBA, experience is more important than education.

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Saurabh Sharma

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As per my knowledge, You should go for Regular MBA to polish your technical, managerial and soft skills. Make sure that you opt for a university that is reputed, UGC approved that provides good industrial exposure. It should have helping and knowledgeable faculty and does help you with placement assistance. 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. One of my known has taken adm
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Shruti Goel

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The curriculum is the same as a traditional MBA, with both theoretical and practical training. The only distinction is that everything takes place virtually. The Distance MBA curriculum is quite condensed. In the regular MBA programme, the curriculum includes both theory and practical training. But the in campus exposure you would gain is evidently incomparable and will subject you to immense learning opportunities. Adding a loophole in the sector of Distance MBA. So that implies the significance of earning a degree in regulars MBA. It is especially important for the candidate to shortlist the best institute for the pursuit of their hi
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Anukrati Jigyasi

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For MBA the best B-School preferred is IIM-Ahmedabad but it only accepts students at 90-99 percentile. If you are unable to fall under this category you can go for NMIMS Mumbai, Symbiosis Pune, etc. Also for regular or executive MBA yoh can go for executive MBA but it's not necessary that all the colleges provide it. So if you get a chance for executive MBA just do it as it will save your time and energy both.

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Dr. RAKESH NARUTo Earn add L to earn and make it LEARN

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Yes, recently there was some law which allows 2 degree simultaneously. Refer UGC Guidelines for pursuing two degrees simultaneously, rules and process explained
UGC has allowed students to pursue two degrees at the same time. Students will be given a choice to pursue the degrees in physical mode, hybrid mode or online mode. Students will also be allowed to choose from a variety of disciplines. The complete guidelines have now been issued by UGC.

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Naman Ahuja

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A big yes! Many top-notch universities are providing online MBA and weekend MBA courses. In UK imperial business school provide both online and weekend MBA. If you can afford the traveling cost and need real class exposure and contacts with mates then you can go for a weekend MBA. If learning the subject is your sole motive other than being practically present in the class then an online MBA is the best choice for you.

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