Full Time

Hi,
MMS course is only offered full time and not part time. If you are looking out for part time course, you'll get MBA degree part time. Ideally a full time course is preferable but if you have a lot of work experience then you can opt for part time MBA too.

Please go through last year's cut off of DU colleges.

Dear
NIOS are totally eligible for further education in any part of India. Even students can appear for JEE Mains and NEET exam too.

Yes, at present, IIM and ISB offer such program you are not eligible for IIM as they prefer with 5 years experience and above cost around 30 lakhs and average package is 23 lakhs. ISB prefers people with experience only course fee approx 40 lakhs and package approx 25 lakhs.

You may refer to following link for list of top BCA in India:
https://www.shiksha.com/it-software/ranking/top-bca-colleges-in-india/96-2-0-0-0
You can choose any college based on your personal conditions. You can click on college's link for further information.

Hi Gulshan,
We have both weekday & weekend batches for the CFP programme.
Our course counselor will contact you to provide further details.
Regards,
Team ICFL

For private or distance, you may directly enroll with the institute of distance and open learning. Visit mu.ac.in and for regular, there are many check it on the university website.

Hi,
If you are a fresher or you have very few years of work experience, its better to opt for regular MBA. But if you have good work experience you can opt for part time MBA.
All the best.

No, they don't. Regular MBA and PGDM courses add more value to your profile. However, if you are a working professional then you can definitely go for distance MBA or more, preferably Executive MBA. If you are a student looking forward to do MBA or PGDM they you should primarily look forward to doing regular MBA.