Distance/Correspondence MBA

You can try Amity, BVIMR, NDIM for distance MBA.

Hi,
I would suggest you to go for a regular MBA though distance MBA also works well for those who are on their highest of their career.

Narsee Monjee would work the best in my view for distance MBA.

Instead of distance learning I'll suggest you to go for full time MBA. It gives good experience and if you do it from a good institute it adds up to your knowledge and increase opportunities for you.

It's 1 lac per year. But, I would rather prefer MBA full-time for better placements.

Hello Rajender, Of course you can. You have done MBA from a recognised University and its good across India. You will have to follow rules for registration of Ph.D. as declared by the University where you intend to pursue your research.

Distance MBA all three are institutions are its best and I would suggest Manipal Sikkim Distance Education it is the best place to learn and the quality of education is emphasized in this institution. I wish you to go ahead and pursue your higher studies their. Or Symbiosis is also growing institutions and has a lot of value when compared to other colleges in India. Ph.D. in direct after distance MBA is a very choice. Before getting admitted to any institution do some research on the affiliation part. UGC needs to recognize the distance course in order to be eligible for regular Ph.D.
All the best.

Hi, I would suggest you to take up MBA in distance rather than correspondence. There are many best colleges or universities in India providing distance education since decades in India. Many working professionals find it as best way to study and write exams. To list few distance universities, here it is, Indira Gandhi National Open University
Kuvempu University
Annamalai University
Madurai Kamraj University
ICFAI
IMT
Karnataka State Open University. Not restricted to the above there are many best colleges in India for distance education. All the best.