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parvez shaikhMentor for upcoming generation and talents

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It is not possible because, in full-time MBA, you need to go for lectures and get your concepts clear before the exams, and with a part-time job also there may be too much burden on your back and you may feel depressed and cannot concentrate on your studies well.

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Mohit BadhwarMember- Sports committee and IMI bytes.

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PGDM in SIOM is a full time 2 year management course. After passing from it you will definitely get the good placement. Why you want to do part time because there is no job opportunity after doing part time PGDM.

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Syed Asif

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Not all the network marketings offer you a certificate of work experience but if your company is ready to give it then it's good but you still have to get 98.5+ percentile in your CAT to be eligible.
Good luck.

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Syed Asif

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Well, at Garware College, they have full time course and I think they don't provide part time course for paint technology. So, you should opt for gull time.

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I think IFIM B-School is good for you. It is AICTE approved programme, specially designed for Working Professionals, with weekend classes. Also, they have good faculty who are industry experienced and placements for MBA students are also good. The curriculum is designed in a way to meet the industry requirements as well as expectations. You can succeed by proactively studying. Master's is of self-learning rather than teaching. So, if you are prepared to stand for yourself then I would say it is worth doing MBA in IFIM. Go through the link for more information: http://www.getaheadeducation.com/ifim/pgdm-wp
All the Best.

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