MBA/PGDM

No, if you are scored well in academics and your employer is satisfied with your performance, then there is no issue in this case.

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As you are working as an operation manager you should go for MBA in operations management which will help you alot to go up in the hierarchy.

You should go for Executive MBA in which you can simultaneously work with your MBA. The programme is designed for people who are working currently and want to study to boost their career to become new generation leaders and managers.

You should go for Executive MBA in which you can simultaneously work with your MBA. The programme is designed for people who are working currently and want to study to boost their career to become new generation leaders and managers.

No, Parul University doesn't offer long-distance courses.

As you have experience of UK, try to do MBA in UK. With your experience you can try for AMBA MBA which requires minimum 3 years managerial experience. Doing MBA in UK is better than doing in India as it is one year programme, and so you save one year of your life. You can earn the tuition fees money while studying as you can do 20 hour part time per week and minimum salary is 6.50 GBP per hour. You can easily earn minimum 2 to 3 Lacs per month on completing MBA.

For the PGDM course at KJ Somaiya, there are no reservations based on category. All the seats are given on the basis of merit which includes your entrance exams marks, your profile and gd/pi performance.
For better understanding follow this link: https://simsr.somaiya.edu/en/admissions/PGDM

You can get admission in Birla Global University. This university is very good University, and you have good chances for getting placements also. Thank you and have a bright future ahead.

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