Distance/Correspondence MBA

The institute offers full-time MBA courses in finance, marketing, operations management and human resources. Currently, the institute does not offer correspondence courses.
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Dear Jitendra, I will recommend you JIMS Rohini sector 5, as it is approved by AICTE and accredited by NAAC and NBA. They provide live project and summer internship programme opportunity to the student for the better understanding of the corporate world. The average package is 4-5 lac and the highest package is 10 lac till date. They conduct number of workshop and series of guest lectures to enhance the personality of the students. I will recommend you to go with this college. For further information please visit official site. Thank you.

For distance MBA, you can try your luck at IGNOU also if you want. It is cheaper and is a recognized university and have a lot of study centers.

I think, if you have deep interest in MBA operations, then you should go for regular MBA from any top college. The Best ones being NITIE, IIT Bombay, SIOM and even Welingkar MS/PGDM. I can't comment about the distance programme though. If you have queries, you can have a counselling session at Welingkar's. We have dedicated personnel for that too.

MBA is very demanding now a days. You can get MBA degree from Amity distance only, Not from NMIMS distance you will get only PGD from there. NMIMS is a deemed to be university so Amity is good option. Regards
Pritpal Singh.

Yes Somya, their is distance/correspondence MBA available here at Anna University of 2 years. Please visit below for more details :-
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/course/master-of-business-administration-anna-university-centre-for-distance-education-anna-Nagar-Chennai-25559?city=64&locality=443&fro=serp&pn=1&tn=5&ct=course<i=25559&ts=77081251
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Yes, but it will be hectic though. Good luck.

IGNOU is recognised as one of the best distance education university, and its degree are also accepted by all the companies, whether government or private.

You can pursue various courses through distance education. But, would you be able to study for both? What if the exam dates collide? There is no law that is stopping you from pursuing both the courses through open mode. But, it is a question of practicality. You can do MBA later too without any consequences.