Can I opt for full time MBA? Will it be helpful to go for part time MBA for my career growth?

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Selvamani Ramanathan Positivity is my Saviour | Guide-Level 15

7 years ago

Yes. Every working professional these days are doing there course either through part-time or distance. It's actually the best option for an working professional. You can go ahead to puruse you MBA in part-time.

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Saurabh Sharma | Contributor-Level 10

2 years ago

In my opinion, an MBA is more about peer learning, interactions with professors and on site conversations. While the classroom learning plays a good role in providing you with technical/theoretical knowledge, a major part of your personality development happens when you study in a Campus with 400 different students, from diverse backgrounds and with varied experiences and perspectives. MBA is more about the experience rather than education. The focus of all the good MBA programs is on leadership development, teamwork, peer learning, problem-solving, case analysis, gaining the right business insights, building effective communication sk

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Adv. Ved Vinayak Law educator at Lex Logic You Tube channel. | Contributor-Level 9

2 years ago

An MBA, in my opinion, is more about dialogues on the job, contacts with academics, and peer learning. A significant portion of your personality development occurs when you study on a campus with 400 different students, from diverse backgrounds and with varied experiences and perspectives. While classroom learning plays a good role in giving you technical/theoretical knowledge. In an MBA, experience is more important than education.

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Mehar Sharma Lovely Professional University | Scholar-Level 16

4 years ago

Dear Aspirant, Being an alumnus of LPU I would prefer LPU. LPU focuses on the overall growth of the students. LPU is one of the best private universities in the country with best curriculum, world-class infrastructure, modern facilities and highly qualified faculty. It has around 25000+ Students across the campus in different professional Schools. LPU offers more than 200 programmes Management, Hotel Management, Computer Application, Engineering, Architecture, Design, Commerce, Fashion Technology, Pharmacy, Physiotherapy, Paramedical Sciences, Biotechnology, Microbiology, Biochemistry, Education, Physical Education, Films, Animation, F

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BHAWNA BHOJWANI | Contributor-Level 10

5 years ago

Full time MBA is mostly preferred over part time. Join part time MBA, only if there are major reasons due to which you can't attend classes on regular basis. As a working professional, you can join part time if you have time constraints, but if possible try for MBA ( Executive) full time.

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Raj shakya #ReadyToHelp | Scholar-Level 16

5 years ago

The MBA programs that require all your time and physical presence are called full-time MBA programs. All other MBA programs could be called part-time MBA programs. The part-time programs are open for any professional with some years of professional experience and can be studied besides the job. The structure can be modular, that is students learn individually and come together every five or six weeks or two months to meet for a week together, generally called as residential periods of face-to-face sessions with the various professor. The structure can also be weekly when students have to come on the campus on a weekly or bi-weekly base

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Swapnaneel Bhuiya | Scholar-Level 17

5 years ago

The MBA programs that require all your time and physical presence are called full-time MBA programs. All other MBA programs could be called part-time MBA programs. The part-time programs are open for any professional with some years of professional experience and can be studied besides the job. The structure can be modular, that is students learn individually and come together every five or six weeks or two months to meet for a week together, generally called as residential periods of face-to-face sessions with the various professor. The structure can also be weekly when students have to come on the campus on a weekly or bi-weekly base

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