Hi,
I am Riya. I want to pursue an MBA in HR part-time because I don't want to leave my job as it provides me with lots of on-the-job experience and training in the HR field. However, I have the following queries:
1) I want to do MBA from a university where there is a compulsory entrance exam as I heard that universities which give degrees without entrance exams are not worth it. What is the fact? Please guide me.
2) What would be the fees for that course and its duration?
3) Can you suggest any such institutes in Mumbai?
I would appreciate it if you could kindly forward me the names of the institutes.
Thanks & Regards,
Have a great day.
Riya :-P
From India, Mumbai
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1I am Riya. I want to pursue an MBA in HR part-time because I don't want to leave my job as it provides me with lots of on-the-job experience and training in the HR field. However, I have the following queries:
1) I want to do MBA from a university where there is a compulsory entrance exam as I heard that universities which give degrees without entrance exams are not worth it. What is the fact? Please guide me.
2) What would be the fees for that course and its duration?
3) Can you suggest any such institutes in Mumbai?
I would appreciate it if you could kindly forward me the names of the institutes.
Thanks & Regards,
Have a great day.
Riya :-P
From India, Mumbai
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Hi Priya,
NMIMS offers a part-time MBA program. You can consider ICFAI for its correspondence course or Symbiosis as suggested by Akhilesh. The complete course at ICFAI will cost you around a lakh, but I have no idea about the fees at Symbiosis and NMIMS. You can always check their websites for more information.
When choosing an institute, ensure it meets your requirements, whether it has an entrance exam or not.
Regards,
Harshad
From India, Mumbai
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NMIMS offers a part-time MBA program. You can consider ICFAI for its correspondence course or Symbiosis as suggested by Akhilesh. The complete course at ICFAI will cost you around a lakh, but I have no idea about the fees at Symbiosis and NMIMS. You can always check their websites for more information.
When choosing an institute, ensure it meets your requirements, whether it has an entrance exam or not.
Regards,
Harshad
From India, Mumbai
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Hello Riya,
If you want to pursue an MBA in HR, you can do so from a well-recognized and globally known university, IGNOU. To achieve this, you would need to take the entrance exam, OPENMAT, which is typically conducted in the month of February 2009. The total cost of the MBA program at IGNOU would be approximately 17,000/- (800/- per course), with a curriculum comprising around 21 courses.
The duration of the MBA in HR program at IGNOU is 2 years, resulting in a Diploma in HR (PGDHRM). However, if you choose to undertake the optional project provided by IGNOU, the program's duration would extend to 2.5 years, and it would be recognized as a degree program in HR (MBA).
For additional information, you can also visit the IGNOU website at www.ignou.ac.in.
I hope this information clarifies your decision regarding pursuing an MBA.
Regards,
Sweety Chaudhary (On behalf of Ramesh Bangari)
From India, Gurgaon
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If you want to pursue an MBA in HR, you can do so from a well-recognized and globally known university, IGNOU. To achieve this, you would need to take the entrance exam, OPENMAT, which is typically conducted in the month of February 2009. The total cost of the MBA program at IGNOU would be approximately 17,000/- (800/- per course), with a curriculum comprising around 21 courses.
The duration of the MBA in HR program at IGNOU is 2 years, resulting in a Diploma in HR (PGDHRM). However, if you choose to undertake the optional project provided by IGNOU, the program's duration would extend to 2.5 years, and it would be recognized as a degree program in HR (MBA).
For additional information, you can also visit the IGNOU website at www.ignou.ac.in.
I hope this information clarifies your decision regarding pursuing an MBA.
Regards,
Sweety Chaudhary (On behalf of Ramesh Bangari)
From India, Gurgaon
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Hi Riya,
If you are really very particular about the university and their standards, then apply for CAT and try to get into premier institutes like IIMs. I personally feel that if you really have a strong experience, then the university doesn't really matter much. Other universities like Symbiosis are really worth considering. GOOD LUCK!
From India, Hyderabad
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If you are really very particular about the university and their standards, then apply for CAT and try to get into premier institutes like IIMs. I personally feel that if you really have a strong experience, then the university doesn't really matter much. Other universities like Symbiosis are really worth considering. GOOD LUCK!
From India, Hyderabad
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Thanks Sunita,
What I am thinking is that if I take experience of about 2-3 years (right now I have 1.3 years in the IT field), is it okay if I pursue my MBA? So that at that time, I would have ample practical experience at least to correlate with my syllabus in MBA. What are your views?
I would really appreciate it if Akhilesh, Harshad, Badlu, Sweety join us.
Thanks.
Have a good day.
Riya :-P
From India, Mumbai
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What I am thinking is that if I take experience of about 2-3 years (right now I have 1.3 years in the IT field), is it okay if I pursue my MBA? So that at that time, I would have ample practical experience at least to correlate with my syllabus in MBA. What are your views?
I would really appreciate it if Akhilesh, Harshad, Badlu, Sweety join us.
Thanks.
Have a good day.
Riya :-P
From India, Mumbai
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Firstly, I would request that it's better not to pursue any correspondence courses. But if you still want to go for it, then do it either from MDI or HughesNet Global Education. It's a refined course that gives you ample exposure.
From India, Delhi
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Dear Riya,
According to my view, do it now since the beginning of your work, so you may not be overloaded with work, and that's the right time to complete your MBA. After 3 to 4 years, as you grow in the field, your responsibilities will increase. At that time, the concentration level in studies will decrease due to the stress of work. So, it's better to start early and finish early; you will gain experience alongside.
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Harshad
From India, Mumbai
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According to my view, do it now since the beginning of your work, so you may not be overloaded with work, and that's the right time to complete your MBA. After 3 to 4 years, as you grow in the field, your responsibilities will increase. At that time, the concentration level in studies will decrease due to the stress of work. So, it's better to start early and finish early; you will gain experience alongside.
Regards,
Harshad
From India, Mumbai
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Riya,
Taking a break will always hinder your practical knowledge on the subject. When you return after completing your MBA, you may feel everything to be new and, at times, confusing. So, if you can manage both, the wise decision is to pursue it through correspondence while working.
"Thanks Sunita,
What I am thinking is that if I gain about 2-3 years of experience (currently, I have 1.3 years in the IT field), would it be okay to pursue my MBA? This way, I would have ample practical experience to correlate with my syllabus in MBA. What are your views?
I will really appreciate it if Akhilesh, Harshad, Badlu, and Sweety join us.
Thanks,
Have a good day.
Riya :-P"
From India, Hyderabad
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Taking a break will always hinder your practical knowledge on the subject. When you return after completing your MBA, you may feel everything to be new and, at times, confusing. So, if you can manage both, the wise decision is to pursue it through correspondence while working.
"Thanks Sunita,
What I am thinking is that if I gain about 2-3 years of experience (currently, I have 1.3 years in the IT field), would it be okay to pursue my MBA? This way, I would have ample practical experience to correlate with my syllabus in MBA. What are your views?
I will really appreciate it if Akhilesh, Harshad, Badlu, and Sweety join us.
Thanks,
Have a good day.
Riya :-P"
From India, Hyderabad
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Try for welingkar there u need to give ur entrance GD & PI having good brand name for part time MBA.
From India, Mumbai
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Dear Riya,
In Mumbai, good institutes offer part-time degree courses recognized by the University of Mumbai. However, please check if the entrance tests are over. The colleges to consider are:
1. JBIMS
2. NMIMS
3. Welingkar
4. Somaiya
These four colleges are considered good in Mumbai, although there are many others. The fees need to be checked, but they are as per university norms. I work as a visiting faculty at a few of them.
All the best.
Thanks & Regards,
Sonali Wagle
wagle.sonali@gmail.com
From India, Thana
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In Mumbai, good institutes offer part-time degree courses recognized by the University of Mumbai. However, please check if the entrance tests are over. The colleges to consider are:
1. JBIMS
2. NMIMS
3. Welingkar
4. Somaiya
These four colleges are considered good in Mumbai, although there are many others. The fees need to be checked, but they are as per university norms. I work as a visiting faculty at a few of them.
All the best.
Thanks & Regards,
Sonali Wagle
wagle.sonali@gmail.com
From India, Thana
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