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Yes, you can but MA you need to pursue from different university. As per UGC guidelines one one pursue two different programme from 2 different universities in 2 different study mode.
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In the job market regular MBA is always valued more than part time or distance learning. Though the other two also have their usage.
Many a times students are forced to discontinue studies, in such cases part time or distance learning is the only option.
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Let me be very clear with this that if you are a graduate and if you are not working in any company, which means that you don't have experience or any job then you should go for a regular MBA. Because no doubt that a regular MBA gives you more exposure and a holistic view of the subjects and the corporate life, but if you are already working in any company then you can go for the distance course because that way you'll not have to leave your job and side by side you can finish your MBA course.
there are some very good institutions offering distance MBA, you can apply for such universities.
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