Acharya Nagarjuna University Guntur Answered Questions

MBA in Hospital Management is a 2- year full- time program spread over 4 semesters. Minimum required eligibility for this course is graduation with a minimum aggregate score of 50% in any specialization such as BA, B. Com, B. Sc., MBBS, BPT, B. Pharm, BE, B. Tech, BDS etc.
MBA Hospital Management admission takes place through MBA Entrance Exams like CAT, XAT, MAT etc. The program is available in distance format from colleges like IGNOU and the average fees is around INR 13,000 to 60,000
The average tuition fee charged for this course in India ranges between INR 1 to 7.5 lacs. Successful postgraduates of the course in the country are offered an average annual salary ranging between INR 2,35,000 and 5,50,000 from their MBA Jobs.
There are many career scope after this stream like Health Finance Managers or Hospital Administrators and the salary is around INR 6,00,000 to INR 9,00,000
The following are the minimum criteria of eligibility needing to be fulfilled by candidates aspiring to take admission to the course:
Graduation in any stream with at least 50% marks in aggregate.
Candidates must have the graduation degree from a recognized university.
Graduation in any stream with at least 50% marks in aggregate for SC/STs/other backward classes
Qualifying any of CAT, XAT, MAT or GMAT.

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Yes, Distance education has more value than regular courses, it also depends on various other situations. If you have experience and you are pursuing higher education in the same line to enhance your degree, then it does count. For higher education people are mostly doing through distance education.

Two degrees can be pursued together if one degree is through distance mode. But why would you want to do B.Sc. Hotel Management course even after knowing that there are a number of institutions in India offering UG in Hotel Management courses. So, there is no value of distance B.Sc. (Hotel Management) in front of a regular degree course. In my opinion, you can start the preparation of GATE/CAT/CMAT, etc. for better options.

If you hold a 3-year degree like BA/B.Sc/B.Com/BBA or B.Tech/B.Pharma in 10+2+3 /4 system from any recognised university, it makes no difference whether you earned it in regular mode or correspondence/distance learning mode. Only thing to be checked is - your university and its distance education programme should be recognised. For IAS/PCS or any government. Job or exam, both degrees are absolutely equal. For admission to Masters programme viz. MA/M.Sc/M.Com/MBA, both degrees are equal. For admission to 3-year LL.B. Both degrees are equal - a distance education degree holder is not eligible to study law only if his 10th & 12th are also from open school system. So, distance education students must not worry about admissions or jobs based on their degrees!