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Himtosh sharmahard working, dedicated to my work.
Contributor-Level 7
You can prefer SODEL, JNU, SMU, etc.
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Neeti Mahajan
Contributor-Level 9
Some of the top universities for MBA distance learning are:
- IGNOU
- Symbiosis centre for distance learning
- Sikkim Manipal University
- ICFAI
- Annamalai university
- NMIMS etc.
Please note: Its preferable to opt for full time MBA. Incase you are working then you can opt for part time or executive MBA as they usually have more value compared to distance education. But if you have decided to opt for distance MBA, try doing it from a university which is well known in the market and has a good brand name.
All the best.
- IGNOU
- Symbiosis centre for distance learning
- Sikkim Manipal University
- ICFAI
- Annamalai university
- NMIMS etc.
Please note: Its preferable to opt for full time MBA. Incase you are working then you can opt for part time or executive MBA as they usually have more value compared to distance education. But if you have decided to opt for distance MBA, try doing it from a university which is well known in the market and has a good brand name.
All the best.
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VIKRAM SONIMentor , Artist , Social worker, Traveller
Scholar-Level 16
Dear,
From this year, UGC framed the guidelines in that universities can offer PhD degree only in regular or part-time mode not in Distance learning mode. So, check the UGC guidelines for the same.
And specially, your PGDM programme should be recognized by AICTE and under AIU.
So, accordingly, you need to think for PhD programme in regular or part-time as per universities guidelines and list you can find in Shiksha's website.
All the best.
From this year, UGC framed the guidelines in that universities can offer PhD degree only in regular or part-time mode not in Distance learning mode. So, check the UGC guidelines for the same.
And specially, your PGDM programme should be recognized by AICTE and under AIU.
So, accordingly, you need to think for PhD programme in regular or part-time as per universities guidelines and list you can find in Shiksha's website.
All the best.
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7 years ago
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VIKRAM SONIMentor , Artist , Social worker, Traveller
Scholar-Level 16
Dear,
If you are already in job and want to enhance your knowledge, skills and qualification than Distance learning method will be the best fit.
Here are a few points for the distance learning programme:
Program Features:
Industry-focused curriculum designed by business professionals and management experts
Curriculum is updated at regular intervals keeping in view the latest research and developmentDynamic course material shared electronically with 24X7 online learning facilitySelf-paced study with guidance from experienced faculty and guest teachersApplicationof learned concepts through hands-on project workAmple useof business case studie
If you are already in job and want to enhance your knowledge, skills and qualification than Distance learning method will be the best fit.
Here are a few points for the distance learning programme:
Program Features:
Industry-focused curriculum designed by business professionals and management experts
Curriculum is updated at regular intervals keeping in view the latest research and developmentDynamic course material shared electronically with 24X7 online learning facilitySelf-paced study with guidance from experienced faculty and guest teachersApplicationof learned concepts through hands-on project workAmple useof business case studie
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Dhara SardharaI'm MBA student and confident + supportive person
Contributor-Level 7
Hi Sumit,
First of all, I would like to tell you that CPP is not corporate partnership program, it is actually center for Participatory Programs, where you should appear by regular classes of MBA.
Best of luck.
First of all, I would like to tell you that CPP is not corporate partnership program, it is actually center for Participatory Programs, where you should appear by regular classes of MBA.
Best of luck.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
Both IGNOU and Symbiosis are equally good for doing MBA by distance learning. IGNOU has a little edge because it's is a central university which is well recognized in India and abroad. It's course material is the best and is of international standards.
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Dr Suresh Babu CheelapoguSr.Consultant - Management
Scholar-Level 16
Hi Akshay Thakur,
If you are doing a job and have some experience, then you can pursue MBA in finance.
All the best.
If you are doing a job and have some experience, then you can pursue MBA in finance.
All the best.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
Most of the good EMBA are full time courses. You are advised to do part-time MBA which has better learning opportunities in comparison to distance learning. If you share your current work location more appropriate advice can be shared.
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