Part Time MBA

1. Part-time MBA programs as mentioned are the MBA programs that are open for any professional with some years of professional experience and can be studied besides the job. The structure can be modular, that is students learn individually and come together every five or six weeks or two months to meet for a week together with professors so-called residential periods of face-to-face sessions. The structure can also be weekly when students have to come on the campus on a weekly or bi-weekly base. This allows to complete the MBA over two or three years and again the target group is all professionals, independent if they have leadership experience or not.
2. Executive MBA programs (EMBA) this programme type is also an MBA and hence covers the same core courses as a full-time MBA or part-time MBA. It is also a part-time MBA as it can be studied besides the job. However, EMBA programs require some years of leadership experience because of that, EMBA students are often older than full-time MBA students, more experienced and network-oriented.

Give wings to your dreams. Restart your professional career. Looking at both the options I am assuming that you are asking the question in context with working professionals. Both these options have their pros and cons and to make the most of these you have to be very particular about choosing the one that suits you best. To elaborate, Part-time MBA suits well for working professionals who have fixed day offs or can manage to attend a few classroom sessions. There are some institutes such as Welingkars who offer the facility of industrial visits for part-time programmes. Basically, this option is best suited for a fresh graduate or someone alike. This is also better if you are a fresh graduate and want a bit of networking in the industry. The distance MBA might not be the right choice here which works better for someone who already has enough work experience and connections. Now for distance MBAs, one has to compromise on the weekend classroom lessons. But this is best for someone who wants the convenience and flexibility of studying whenever and wherever. For working professionals who have to travel a lot or for someone who has to avail quality education from a remote location where it might not be available.

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I would suggest you to go for MBA in regular mode. Have a look over Lovely Professional University. LPU provides both regular and distance learning. Ministry of Human Resource Government of India Ranked Lovely Professional University No. LPU is the best university for pursuing MBA as it is Accredited by ACBSP (USA). LPU is Accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and programme (ACBSP). Well, looking at all professional institutions offering MBA degrees and diplomas in the country, the biggest factor that makes an institute a good or bad choice for MBA is its faculty, and next, the ideals upheld and followed by the institute. About the MBA course at Lovely Professional University, you need to SEE for yourself if the course will offer what you need. LPU has a very progressive culture and vibrant campus life which helps in bringing out every students best potential. To perform to ones best potential in an intensive course like MBA, the individual is required to be in a friendly and open-minded atmosphere where their peers and environments together provide space and opportunities for individual growth. LPU is where I completed my MBA and I would always recommend anyone I know to give it a try. Visit the campus sometime and the department, then you'll be able to decide better.