Is it a good choice to pursue MBA through distance?
Which is the best college to pursue Masters in infrastructure and construction management? I am working in Malaysia as an engineer.
Asked by sridhar soundhar
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Below mentioned are the disadvantages of studying MBA through distance:
1. No direct contact with faculty.
2. Overdependence on technology.
3. Lack of discipline.
4. Not all courses are available/ taught.
5. Not valued by all employers.
Below mentioned are the advantages of studying MBA through distance:
1. It is flexible.
2. Saves time and energy.
3. Study at your own pace.
4. Saves money.
5. Convenient.
6. 24x7 access to study material and fellow students.
7. Study any topic you want. -
You should apply for a Malaysian country's university for M.Tech or MBA. -
Class room teaching is a must, if you want to have a good career after MBA. If you want to just add another qualification for promotion, without any pragmatic value addition, then yes.
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After completing your graduation, you can pick up a work assignment and start becoming financially independent. After working for a couple of years, you will get an idea as to what are your interest areas and then based on it, you can decide to pursue an MBA. A distance MBA/executive MBA from a good college would be a good idea as you can learn, while you earn.
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