MBA Operations

Mumbai, perhaps owing to its metropolitan nature and wide spread industrialization has become an excellent hub for education. Mumbai, also called miniature India, is a large bustling city, having a large number of colleges, including IIT Bombay, St Xavier's College, University of Mumbai, NMIMS, KJ Somaiya Institute of Engineering among others. One of the major colleges offering distance-learning courses in Mumbai is the University of Mumbai offering postgraduate Diploma and MBA courses. The School of Distance and Learning, Narsee Monjee Institute of Management is also one of the popular universities offering MBA courses in the city, further We-school - Welingkar Institute of Management - is also one of the major colleges offering distance education courses. Other colleges such as Sikkim Manipal University, and IGNOU are also present in the city, offering the students a wide range of choices. NMIMS provides its students with impressive resources including case studies, and books to aid the student's job profile. Furthermore, the main University has a 100% placement record and has links with renowned colleges, adding to the reputation of the degree from the college. Similarly Welingkar Institute also provides placement support, and its main college has good placements, with an average pay package of about Rs7 Lacs. Other colleges also provide placement training and support for its students, and the degree from these universities generally make the students highly employable.

If you just want to get an "MBA" degree then you can go ahead for part-time MBA. It won't teach you much, you will have to appear for exams and you have a degree with minimal value to help in your career.
The reason people do part-time MBA is, sometime helps them to get promotion in their current jobs. There may be a situation where your promotion is avoided since you don't have a advance degree in comparison to your peers. I have seen some big hot shot corporate biggies who don't have a full time MBA degree and their employer don't know about this. They just used a part-time MBA degree to jump few ladders in corporate world. Keep in mind some institutions offer part-time MBA degree without mentioning anything about part-time in degree certificate.