MBA/PGDM

Hello Ashwin,
Yes, your academics appear to be quite good. Surely you can pursue MBA in Germany. But, please find out other eligibility criteria since each university has it's own.

No, it will not be advisable. Regular MBA demands your complete time and attention. You will be required to clock almost 10 hours at college and pursuing PhD along with it will not do justice to either of the courses.

Hello,
If you are doing your BBA it will give you the basic knowledge, skills and experience for 1 or 2 years after graduation, than you can think about MBA program from a top B-school from India or abroad.
Through dual degree, you will be bound for next year than you don't have any choice to change your program. After 3 years program, you can think of advertising industry, LLB, public policy, international relations, etc. apart from MBA program.

Hello,
If you are doing your BBA it will give you the basic knowledge, skills and experience for 1 or 2 years after graduation, than you can think about MBA program from a top B-school from India or abroad.
Through dual degree, you will be bound for next year than you don't have any choice to change your program. After 3 years program, you can think of advertising industry, LLB, public policy, international relations, etc. apart from MBA program.

Dear Anju, MBA is a regular course in our college. The specialization we offer are HR, marketing, finance, IB and IT.
We don't offer MBA (hospital administration) in distance education mode.

Yes, it is correct the MBA done from India is not applicable in foreign countries as their MBA is far much different that from India.

B.Tech is a graduation degree and MBA is a Master degree. B.Tech is related to technology and MBA is related to business. After B.Tech, you can pursue MBA.

Just remember that neither an MBA nor an EMBA guarantees job security. But both should equip you with important skill sets, a valuable business network and some prestige that comes with a higher degree, the preference ultimately comes down to your flexibility in timing and money. As a side note, in a 2009 survey conducted by the Graduate Management Admission Council, EMBAs were the most satisfied with their education.

Hi Shreenath,
Regular MBA is a full-time 2-year MBA course.
Executive MBA programs are designed for the experienced working professional who cannot afford to take a prolonged period of time away from their career.
Correspondence MBA is a means of obtaining an MBA without actually having to attend the program on the campus.