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Puneesh Rawat

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There is no compulsion of work experience unless you wish to pursue executive programme.

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Abhishek Desai

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Hello!
It entirely depends upon the college(s) you are targeting. The government-funded ones (e.g. SIMSREE, FMS) have relatively low fees as compared to the private ones (e.g. IIMs, SP Jain, XLRI). The fee range of the two-year MBA program can be anywhere from Rs 21k till Rs 30 Lacs.

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Vineeta Sharma

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You need to write an entrance test which TISS conducts for admissions into its programme. It is one of the best institutes in India for HR and Labour laws.

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Vineeta Sharma

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Distance and part time MBA is not very well accepted in the Indian Corporate sector. If you are talking about world then you have many like Havard, Wharton, NTU, NUS, LBS etc. In India the top most is XLRI and TISS. You may choose any as per your aspiration.

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Mohit BadhwarMember- Sports committee and IMI bytes.

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Yes you can still get the admission for your MBA. There are other exams like CMAT is accepted by many good colleges and its not that hard to crack like CAT and XAT. Apart from it there are exams like NMAT and SNAP which you can give to get admission into the prestigious MBA institution.

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pavan acharistruggling for something......

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Hi,
You can pursue any degree. But it takes too long I.e, 5 more years. If you study it now, you may not face any issues for your CV. On the other hand, along with the degree, you can concentrate on groups, banking, civil, etc. along with your degree so that you could have other option.
All the best.

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