A distance MBA or a full-time MBA, which course will be worth pursuing in this present scenario?

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    Bhairavi Mohite | Contributor-Level 9

    3 years ago
    Hi, I feel a full-time MBA or PGDM is always better. I have heard somewhat about online degrees, but when I researched about it, I came to know that online degrees cant give enough corporate exposure. I would suggest you opt for a regular full-time MBA or PGDM degree from a good B-school. There are many good B-schools in India, but as far as I know, PIBM is really good, I have heard they have good placements and expert faculty members. PIBM had always been technologically ahead. Hence during the pandemic, students learning was continued through PIBMs in-house AI-developed learning management software. It helps in conduction online clas
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    tirna dam | Contributor-Level 9

    3 years ago
    According to my point of view a full-time MBA degree will always provide extra edged to the MBA course. As if we SEE in terms of holistic development of students in record to peer learning, corporate exposure, placements, a full-time MBA course will add a curve to your career than an online MBA programme. As I have done my MBA from PIBM, I have noticed that by seeing this vital situation in the past years PIBM has started conducting the classes through online, because at PIBM we believe that learning never stops and hence it has adopted new training methods to train its students for the upcoming job roles in different sectors through i
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    Nikhil Pawar | Contributor-Level 9

    3 years ago
    I will suggest you to pursue a full-time course as all the money, time and efforts you will invest in your MBA programme will be worth pursuing it. Full-Time MBA programme will give you a kick start to you career as it provides ample amount of industry exposure and industry experience through Live Projects, Internships, Corporate Trainings, Corporate events and many more. PIBM, Pune has an amazing Full-time MBA programme that provides unique training pedagogies like Sector-Company-Product/Service (SCPS) Training, Job Description (JD) Based Training, Experiential Learning through Mock GD/PI with the corporates Industry Visits and Live B
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    JAYATI BOSE | Contributor-Level 9

    3 years ago
    In any kind of situation, a full-time programme is worth pursuing. Because the full-time programme helps you to get good practical exposure, placement, and many more. I have done my PGDM from PIBM Pune and they provided the regular courses. PIBM provides the students some benefits who are doing MBA or PGDM are corporate exposure to analyzing various Company's Financial and various Reports analyzing, Perform Ratio Analysis, and Forecast the financial to make Buy/Sell Stock Investments using various tools like Bloomberg, Ace Analyzer, SAP - FICO, Advance Excel, SPSS and many more. During their learning process students gets some good pra
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    Shruti Srivastava | Contributor-Level 8

    3 years ago
    Full-time MBA programme is always beneficial in terms of training, corporate exposure and placements. A full time MBA programme gives you immense corporate exposure through Internships, industry visits, live projects, corporate interaction with industry leaders from diverse sectors which is not possible in a part-time or distant MBA programme. A full time MBA programme is all together a different experience. PIBM Pune is NAAC accredited college and ranked amongst the top 100 B-School in India by NIRF. PIBM ranked 32nd in the Top B-School in India by Times B-School survey 2021. PIBM Pune offers PGDM which is an AICTE approved course and
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    Kundan Yadav | Contributor-Level 9

    3 years ago
    According to the current scenario, You should pursue a full-time MBA because you need to invest your time and money for learning in both the distance and full-time MBA and there are few disadvantages of pursuing a distance MBA like Less exposure: Network and Market trends, No recognition from recruiters, No direct contact with faculty, No direct contact with faculty, etc. So, this is the right time to invest in your learning. But you need to take admission to a good MBA college that can provide you a better platform for your learning. As being an alumnus of PIBM Pune I would like to share my experience with PIBM Pune. I have done PGDM
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