Full Time

Full-time MBA programmes are more demanding but typically last for only two years. A part-time MBA, on the other hand, can last up to 3 years. Some part-time MBA programmes can be completed in as little as five years. This is the main justification for why so many people favour full-time study.

Yes you can, but you have to maintain 75% attendance in your college also.

M.E.D is a 2 year course and the candidates compulsory need to complete the course to get the degree
Syllabus :-
Pg medical specialists,general medicine pediatrics ,pg pre clinical ,anatomy , biochemistry,of para clinic microbiology,pathalogy

Top colleges accepting GMAT score in India are -
- IIM
- XLRI
- SP jain
- NMIMS
- IBS
- Jamia
- Great Lakes
- KJ Somaiya
- MDI
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The good news is that business schools do not consider age as an essential factor in the admission process. An important criterion is the full-time job experience, and older students have plenty of that because they've been on the job market for longer. So you can do MBA at this age.

Now, You can pursue an online degree and get a job based upon your skills. But according to me offline degree is better for your skill development.

Pondicherry University, one of the top central universities, offers an affordable full-time degree in MBA for students to pursue through distance/correspondence mode. This is a two-year course with specializations in the fields of marketing, finance, international business, hospital management, tourism, operations and supply chain management, and general management. The course is offered in the distance mode, so students who are unable to pursue their MBA in the regular physical mode can still complete the course without a gap in their careers. You will get the degrees like any other non distance programme for all the four semesters.

The major difference is that regular classes. MBA distance exams alone has to be written but in MBA Regular one should maintain 75% to 80% of attendance, should attend all internal exams,. Should participate in various activities. So MBA regular has more learnings than MBA distance
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Applicants should have passed 10+2 or its equivalent exam from a recognised school board. Non 10+2 with three years of working experience as a development worker at any level. Yes you can study in regular basis.

The course MBA either regular, online, or distance is a Masters level programme available for 2 years and is offered in various specialisations. Both the courses are equal in the form of certification and graduation. But the difference starts with the knowledge, exposure, placements and other things. I would definitely recommend for regular MBA as you have lot to gain from it. But on the other hand if you are already settled in a good job and in a good position you can take distance MBA.