Dear all,
I am a little confused about my future. I apologize for my last message. Currently, I am working as a Software Developer in Gurgaon with over 2 years of experience in software development. However, now I am considering joining an MBA program. I am wondering if a Part-Time MBA is more beneficial than a Correspondence MBA. Also, I am seeking recommendations for the best institute for me as I am staying in New Delhi.
Some of my friends have mentioned that Correspondence and Part-Time MBAs hold equal importance, but I do not share the same opinion. Please assist me in resolving this dilemma.
Thank you.
From India, Ghaziabad
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I am a little confused about my future. I apologize for my last message. Currently, I am working as a Software Developer in Gurgaon with over 2 years of experience in software development. However, now I am considering joining an MBA program. I am wondering if a Part-Time MBA is more beneficial than a Correspondence MBA. Also, I am seeking recommendations for the best institute for me as I am staying in New Delhi.
Some of my friends have mentioned that Correspondence and Part-Time MBAs hold equal importance, but I do not share the same opinion. Please assist me in resolving this dilemma.
Thank you.
From India, Ghaziabad
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Hi there,
I am an MBA and an HR professional now. I believe it's 100 times better if you go for a part-time MBA instead of a correspondence one. As you are from Delhi, I feel IMT Ghaziabad will be one of the best options available for you.
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Pashupati Singh
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I am an MBA and an HR professional now. I believe it's 100 times better if you go for a part-time MBA instead of a correspondence one. As you are from Delhi, I feel IMT Ghaziabad will be one of the best options available for you.
Regards,
Pashupati Singh
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I agree with Pashupati Singh, Part-time is much better than correspondance... But if you can do full time MBA, nothing like it.... reconsider for full time MBA
From India, Ahmadabad
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hi, coreespondence programs is a waste, u dont enhance ur knowledge. fulltime or a part time program is very beneficial as u participate and also u could develop a good network. regards shamil
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Hi,
This is Rakhi. I have completed my BE in Computers from Pune University. Currently, I am working at a skill assessment company named Merittack. I am really interested in pursuing a distance learning course in PGDBM (HR). Could you please help me by providing information on how to proceed with it?
Thanks and regards,
Rakhi
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This is Rakhi. I have completed my BE in Computers from Pune University. Currently, I am working at a skill assessment company named Merittack. I am really interested in pursuing a distance learning course in PGDBM (HR). Could you please help me by providing information on how to proceed with it?
Thanks and regards,
Rakhi
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