Full Time MBA

Yes definitely it is possible for you to do full time MBA if you satisfies these conditions such as:
1)You completed your BCA from a UGC recognized University.
2)You secured 50% marks as aggregate in your BCA.
The top 25 b schools in India are:
1. (IIM Ahmedabad) Indian Institute of Management – Ahmedabad, Ahmedabad
2. (IIM Calcutta) Indian Institute of Management – Calcutta, Kolkata
3. (IIM Bangalore) Indian Institute of Management – Bangalore, Bangalore
4. (ISB Hyderabad) Indian School of Business, Hyderabad
5. (XLRI Jamshedpur) Xavier's Labour Relations Institute, Jamshedpur
6. (IIM Lucknow) Indian Institute of Management – Lucknow, Lucknow
7. (FMS Delhi) Faculty of Management Studies – University of Delhi, Delhi
8. (IIM Indore) Indian Institute of Management – Indore, Indore
9. (IIM Kozhikode) Indian Institute of Management – Kozhikode, Kozhikode
10. (SPJIMR Mumbai) SP Jain Institute of Management and Research, Mumbai
11. (IIFT Delhi & Kolkata) Indian Institute of Foreign Trade – Delhi & Kolkata, Delhi
12. (JBIMS Mumbai) Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies, Mumbai
13. (MDI Gurgaon) Management Development Institute, Gurgaon
14. (NITIE Mumbai) National Institute of Industrial Engineering, Mumbai
15. (SJMSoM IIT Bombay) Shailesh J Mehta School of Management – IIT Bombay
16. (SIBM Pune) Symbiosis Institute of Business Management, Pune
17. (NMIMS Mumbai) Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies, Mumbai
18. (DMS IIT Delhi) Department of Management Studies – IIT Delhi, Delhi
19. (IMT Ghaziabad) Institute of Management Technology, Ghaziabad
20. (XIM Bhubhaneswar) Xavier's Institute of Management, Bhubhaneswar
21. (MICA Ahmedabad) Mudra Institute of Communication, Ahmedabad
22. (TISS Mumbai) Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai
23. (SCMHRD Pune) Symbiosis Center for Management and Human Resources Development, Pune
24. (VGSoM IIT Kharagpur) Vinod Gupta School of Management – IIT Kharagpur, Kharagpur
25. (IIM Shillong) Indian Institute of Management – Shillong, Shillong
Try to get a seat in these colleges by scoring good marks in CAT or XAT or IIFT.

Hi Tiwari,
1. Employment / Length of Program:
Part-time programs are designed for working professionals, which means you will be able to continue your full-time work while attending class. Typically, students take one or two courses per quarter (or semester).
Full-time programs are designed for students who are fully committed to taking a larger course-load. They rarely afford students the opportunity to hold down a full-time job while a student. Students typically complete the program within 12 to 18 months.
2. Costs / Aid / Scholarships:
While tuition and fees will be similar across programs, part-time students pay only for the courses taken per term. While students are eligible to borrow through either federal or private loan programs, most are able to continue to pay for living expenses without further assistance. In addition, many companies offer some type of educational assistance that can help reduce costs over the long term.
Students pursing the full-time program will often borrow funds to cover not only tuition, but living expenses as well. Students have access to both federal and private loan programs. The vast majority of full-time students who finance their education through loans will graduate with a debt load greater than that of part-time students. Merit- or need-based scholarships are usually limited to full-time students.
3. Student Experience:
Most part-time programs offer amenities similar to those of full-time programs (clubs, social activities, and so forth). The issue for part-time students, however, is time. With employment, family, studying for class, and other commitments, it can be challenging to squeeze in time for extracurricular school activities.
Full-time students have the chance to immerse themselves in being students. Without constraints on time, many students broaden their experience through clubs and service organizations, as well as many different types of social activities.
For more information please visit the below mentioned links:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/mba-home
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/part-time-mba-home
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Hi Maurya,
Part-time MBA programs are specifically designed for the working professional who cannot take time off work to attend full-time MBA programs. This program is particularly appealing to people who wish to advance their existing career.
Pros of Part-Time MBA Programs:
1. Flexible for working professionals
2. Many part-time MBA programs schedule courses all year long.
3. Part-time programs tend to cause less strain financially.
Cons of Part-Time MBA Programs:
1. Less Institutes offers part time MBA program.
2. Some part-time programs offer fewer course selections than their full-time counterparts.
3. Part-time programs require fewer class hours each week but sometimes take as long as two to five years to complete.
4. Working while you earn your part-time MBA can be exhausting-especially if it will take you more than two years to earn your degree.
Pros of Full-time MBA:
1. Practical Exposure.
2. All round development.
3. Improves managerial skills.
4. Enhances the ability to work in a team.
5. Ensures better career if one afford to do it.
For more information please visit the below mentioned link:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/mba-home
Feel free to raise more questions.
Appreciate by giving it thumbs up or marking as best.
All the Best.