Hi Everyone,
I am looking forward to doing a correspondence course in MBA. I am currently working as a technical support officer in a call center in Bangalore. Please let me know about the options. I am looking forward to a program that will be valid and provide good placement.
Please help.
Congita Helen
From United States, Ogden
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I am looking forward to doing a correspondence course in MBA. I am currently working as a technical support officer in a call center in Bangalore. Please let me know about the options. I am looking forward to a program that will be valid and provide good placement.
Please help.
Congita Helen
From United States, Ogden
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Hi Helen,
You have a lot of options to choose from. It all depends on your unique set of requirements. UGC-accredited institutions include IGNOU, Annamalai, Osmania, etc. They do not provide placement for correspondence courses. ICFAI has started placement for its part-time MBA, but it is not accredited by the UGC till now.
I am a counselor/faculty of the IGNOU MBA program. If you want to know more about this program, email me at ibmahapatra@rediffmail.com.
Cheers,
IB.
From India, Sambalpur
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2You have a lot of options to choose from. It all depends on your unique set of requirements. UGC-accredited institutions include IGNOU, Annamalai, Osmania, etc. They do not provide placement for correspondence courses. ICFAI has started placement for its part-time MBA, but it is not accredited by the UGC till now.
I am a counselor/faculty of the IGNOU MBA program. If you want to know more about this program, email me at ibmahapatra@rediffmail.com.
Cheers,
IB.
From India, Sambalpur
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