Full Time MBA

Yes, you are eligible to pursue MBA.

Yes, you are eligible for MBA regular after correspondence degree from DU but you have to fulfill the eligibility according to the university's norms.

Hello,
If you wish to continue pursuing MBA without leaving job, other modes such as part-time, distance, online, etc. are more suitable for you. Attendance is taken seriously during full-time MBA, hence it won't be possible.
Thank you.

Hello,
If you are looking for full time MBA course, then you need to quit your job, but you are not willing to quit your job then you need to select part-time MBA course. It depends on you which course to select, full-time course will give you more practical knowledge and that will help you in the future, but still, it is your call. All the best.

Yes, you can go for MBA. It is better than anything because you are having experience as well.

Following are the differences:
1. Fees
2. Time/duration
3. Quality/curriculum/exposure
4. Placement opportunity
5. Industry recognition

Hi Parish,
Since in India the jobs in MBA field is in demand, so it's worthy to pursue MBA course with education loan. Try to score very well in CAT XAT etc. And get admission in renowned colleges of India. My best wishes with you.

There are no cutoffs when it comes to MBA (Exec) at Jamia. Admission will be granted on the basis of the scores of the JMI Entrance Test which is Jamia's MBA Entrance Exam conducted by the Jamia Millia Islamia followed by a Group Discussion and Personal Interview.

Hi,
The distance education MBA in healthcare management is one the distance learning courses offered by SGVU-DE. It is a 2 year degree course that students with minimum 50% marks in Graduation can join. The 3rd and 4th semesters are designed to give you the knowledge of healthcare management. Colleges provide MBA in healthcare management from distance are:ICFAI University.
Suresh Gyan Bihar University
Jaipur national University
Welingker Institute of management
Acharya Nagarjuna University
Pondicherry University
Wish you good luck.

It is better if you go in for regular MBA.