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It is better to do executive MBA from a reputed one (IIMC, ISB- Hyderabad) as you are a working professional and you do not need to put much efforts in CAT to get the weekend programme, or if you think to leave the job then ensure you score higher in CAT, otherwise it will be arid to get the advantage of your experience after taking bank loan / huge investment.

That is a possibility but is is not fixed.

Hii Shikha,
As you are not a working professional and if you need a sustainable job profile after MBA, then you need an MBA with higher CAT score. Otherwise, it may be happened that after a huge investment/bank loan, you need to again attempt the IBPS banking test. According to your ability, take a prudent decision. Feel free to write.

Hello Maqsood,
A regular course is where you need to go to college daily and attend the classes and write exams, while a correspondence course is one in which you don't need to go to college daily, you don't have any classes also. You will be provided with the reading material which you will have to study on your own and then will have to give exams.
I would suggest you to do a regular MBA because in a regular MBA you get a lot of practical knowledge which will be very helpful for you in your future job. Also, in a regular MBA, you are offered campus placements also.

Hi,
Executive MBAs are designed for working people only to brush up their knowledge and skills as per the latest industry requirements. It will not be considered as regular course as you will not be taking full time programme.

Both are equivalent and can fetch good placements, specialization courses are very much in demand, so, you can go with PGDM FM rather than core PGDM.

Hi,
As per the website: MMS Admissions 2017-19
The admission procedure is being finalised.
Please wait for further updates and communication from the institute.
For more details, visit the link mentioned below:
http://jbims.edu/academia/admission/full-time/mms/

Hello Gaurav,
I appreciate your interest in pursuing law from Delhi. To assist you in choosing colleges to pursue the same, kindly refer to the link below for more information:
https://www.shiksha.com/search/?q=Law&s[]=5&sa=10223^0^0^0^0^5^0^0^0^0^0^0^0^s:5&ts=187613&rf=searchwidget&ct[]=10223
I hope this answers your question. If you have any further questions, kindly revert.

Definitely. You can go for further higher studies in India or abroad. You can do your PhD after MBA.