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Raj shakya#ReadyToHelp
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Executive MBA Programme cater to needs of working executives who intend to learn professional and managerial skills by pursuing such programs while continuing with their existing job assignments. Executive MBA has class room interaction opportunities. In correspondence MBA students learn managerial fundamental by video, audio and written material prepared by universities. Course content is delivered in the distance learning mode. Executive MBA is superior to correspondence as it given opportunity to student to interact with teachers. It is well accepted in industry in comparison to correspondence MBA.
Executive MBA Programme cater to needs of working executives who intend to learn professional and managerial skills by pursuing such programs while continuing with their existing job assignments. Executive MBA has class room interaction opportunities. In correspondence MBA students learn managerial fundamental by video, audio and written material prepared by universities. Course content is delivered in the distance learning mode. Executive MBA is superior to correspondence as it given opportunity to student to interact with teachers. It is well accepted in industry in comparison to correspondence MBA.
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Raj shakya#ReadyToHelp
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The minimum eligibility requirement for both types of MBAs are:
- Bachelor's Degree from a recognised university. - Diploma holders need to possess three-year work experience to pursue the programme
- B-schools select students based on entrance exams that test the analytical, verbal and numerical abilities of students. Some of the leading management institutes offering Correspondence MBA programs are SymbiosisCenter for Distance Learning, Narsee Monji Institute of Management Studies School for Continuing Education, Sikkim Manipal University Directorate of Distance Education, ICFAI University and IGNOU among others. Fees for Distance/ Cor
- Bachelor's Degree from a recognised university. - Diploma holders need to possess three-year work experience to pursue the programme
- B-schools select students based on entrance exams that test the analytical, verbal and numerical abilities of students. Some of the leading management institutes offering Correspondence MBA programs are SymbiosisCenter for Distance Learning, Narsee Monji Institute of Management Studies School for Continuing Education, Sikkim Manipal University Directorate of Distance Education, ICFAI University and IGNOU among others. Fees for Distance/ Cor
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Raj shakya#ReadyToHelp
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There are many universities offering B.A in hospital. Or healthcare administration but be careful while choosing you may opt it from IGNOU considering their quality of education and overall value. An alternate option is Pondicherry University. The reason is that both are central universities and are under the Ministry of HRD.
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Raj shakya#ReadyToHelp
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Dear Dr. Praveena,
You can go for Masters in Business Administration with dual specialization, Eligibility:- Graduate / Diploma Holder with work experienced, Duration:- Fast Track:12 Months Regular:2 Years, Fees: Rs 64900. For details regarding the courses please contact our toll free number 1800-200-4726 or mail us your inquiry at info@isbm.org.in
You can go for Masters in Business Administration with dual specialization, Eligibility:- Graduate / Diploma Holder with work experienced, Duration:- Fast Track:12 Months Regular:2 Years, Fees: Rs 64900. For details regarding the courses please contact our toll free number 1800-200-4726 or mail us your inquiry at info@isbm.org.in
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Raj shakya#ReadyToHelp
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It is better to go for B.Tech instead of B.Sc. CS because of following reasons:
1. In B.Tech CS, you will study core subjects which forms the basis of computer Science. So if you want to be scientist it is better to study subject from basics.
2. B.Tech CS is practical oriented course while B.Sc. CS is theory oriented course. Now if you want to be scientist it would better if you are perfect in practicals.
3. B.Tech CS will give you more opportunities as it has everything to study from basics to the latest technologies and developments. At last decision will be yours but you have to take it carefully by thinking from every point of view.
1. In B.Tech CS, you will study core subjects which forms the basis of computer Science. So if you want to be scientist it is better to study subject from basics.
2. B.Tech CS is practical oriented course while B.Sc. CS is theory oriented course. Now if you want to be scientist it would better if you are perfect in practicals.
3. B.Tech CS will give you more opportunities as it has everything to study from basics to the latest technologies and developments. At last decision will be yours but you have to take it carefully by thinking from every point of view.
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Dipesh KambleLearner forever
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There's lot of websites which provide free courses for fashion designing with Diploma, you could Google it, find a genuine one and there's some institutions websites are also available which can provide you the free course.
All the best.
All the best.
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SUNNY MASANDfaculty of Finance and accounting with 10 yrs exp.
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In my knowledge no university is offering MBA distance mode in Hindi language. You will have to opt for English.
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Ashish Kumar
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1. Wisdom School of Management
2. Bright International Educational Trust, Jayanagar
3. Mahatma Gandhi University
4. Mysore Correspondence College
2. Bright International Educational Trust, Jayanagar
3. Mahatma Gandhi University
4. Mysore Correspondence College
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Neha Sisodia
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Hi Pawan,
You can't pursue 2 full time courses at a same time. CS is a full time professional course, then you should do B.Com via correspondence. Further, if you want to do regular B.Com, then you can start CS after completing it.
You can't pursue 2 full time courses at a same time. CS is a full time professional course, then you should do B.Com via correspondence. Further, if you want to do regular B.Com, then you can start CS after completing it.
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Neha Sisodia
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Hi,
It's not tough to pursue CS along with B.Com. Even you will get help through coaching of CS in giving examination of B.Com. Also, you can refer ten years of B.Com for better results.
It's not tough to pursue CS along with B.Com. Even you will get help through coaching of CS in giving examination of B.Com. Also, you can refer ten years of B.Com for better results.
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