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Mehar SharmaLovely Professional University
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Hello, If you are a working professional and have more than 3-5 years of experience then you should go for Part-time MBA to excel in your current organisation. On the other hand if you are looking for switching your career and have less than 3 years of experience then Full-time MBA is ideal one for you. Being an alumnus of LPU I would prefer LPU. LPU focuses on the overall growth of the students. LPU is one of the best private universities in the country with best curriculum, world-class infrastructure, modern facilities and highly qualified faculty. It has around 25000+ Students across the campus in different professional Schools. LPU
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Aashish Mohanty
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GRE and IELTS are both popular requirements for any form of study you wish to pursue along with the additional work experience that may be required. If you believe you're falling short on the experience front, my best suggestion to you would be to enroll yourself in a form of study which would then allow you to scale up to a PR and a job opportunity in Canada. One of the interesting one's that I recently encountered is this Study & Work programme where you basically get to do a course while earning part-time and once you finish the course, you can work full time for about 6 months.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hi, yes you can. In fact there are many students who are doing double courses like this. One through regular physical classes and another one via distance education. All the best.
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