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The major difference is that regular classes. MBA distance exams alone has to be written but in MBA Regular one should maintain 75% to 80% of attendance, should attend all internal exams,. Should participate in various activities. So MBA regular has more learnings than MBA distance
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Applicants should have passed 10+2 or its equivalent exam from a recognised school board. Non 10+2 with three years of working experience as a development worker at any level. Yes you can study in regular basis.

The course MBA either regular, online, or distance is a Masters level programme available for 2 years and is offered in various specialisations. Both the courses are equal in the form of certification and graduation. But the difference starts with the knowledge, exposure, placements and other things. I would definitely recommend for regular MBA as you have lot to gain from it. But on the other hand if you are already settled in a good job and in a good position you can take distance MBA.

Both the courses are equal in the eyes of degree and certification perspective. But As per your question, you need to be very much clear that why are you looking for MBA. Pursuing MBA from distance learning may not be as much helpful as from regular. Regular MBA has so many pros when compared with correspondence MBA. Think wise and choose it clearly.

Hello, Yes you will be getting the regular certificates. All the Programmes offered by the Directorate of Distance Education, Pondicherry University are approved by the AICTE, New Delhi and Distance Education Bureau (DEB) UGC, New Delhi. But my suggestion is you will be getting the best & all the course benefits only with the regular MBA programme.

It depends on your interest if you like playing with number. You can prefer M.Com finance and it has good demand.

The fees for self finance courses are higher than regular courses and self finance is by the candidate s and regular through the institution.

Yes, you can do PG master of hospital administration from a regular college.

Yes, you can apply for journalism and mass communication. As the eligibility criteria says to score 50%-55% marks in 12th with any stream.

A Master in Management, or MIM, is a postgraduate programme that provides advanced general management knowledge for Business Bachelor's graduates, whether they have studied Business before or not. You will graduate a MIM programme with either a Master of Science (M.Sc) or a Master of Arts (M.A.) degree.
MSM programs are typically designed for students with less professional experience who want to develop business skills. MBA programs tend to require several years of professional work experience and are designed for business professionals looking to advance their careers.