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Hi Parvesh,
A person having an MBA degree is always welcomed by top companies with open arms. Through part-time MBA you will expand your existing knowledge base. It will open your eyes to new opportunities. It may take you three to five years to complete your MBA in a part-time program as opposed to a two-year full-time program. The program appeals to people who wish to advance their existing career. Courses are scheduled to take place before or after your regular working hours. Because the course is spread out over a longer time span, tuition assistance is not always available.
Part time MBA programs have the same specialization opportunities as other MBA program variants like the full-time course but some offer only a small number of concentrated study courses and emphasize the core curriculum. Work-related travel or relocation may become an obstacle in completing a part-time MBA.
To help you regarding the institutes offering part-time MBA in and around your desired area, I am sending you institute and article links. These links will guide you through the admission procedure, criteria, fee, etc as such information differs from one institute to another.
https://mba.shiksha.com/part-time-mba-coursepage
https://mba.shiksha.com/executive-mba-coursepage
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Hi tejal,
In India you would need to prepare for the CLAT entrance examination which is a common entrance test at national level. Most colleges take admission based on these tests.
In India, there are 14 National Law Universities that take admissions through CLAT (Common Law Admission Test). Below is the list of these colleges-
1. National Law School of India University (NLSIU), Bangalore
2. NALSAR University, Hyderabad
3. National Law Institute University, Bhopal
4. West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences, Kolkatta
5. Hidayatullah National Law University, Raipur
6. National Law University, Jodhpur
7. Gujarat National Law University, Gandhinagar
8. Dr. Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University, Lucknow
9. Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Punjab
10. Chanakya NationalLaw University, Patna
11. National University of Advanced Legal Studies, Kochi
12. National Law University & Judicial Academy, Assam
13. National Law University, Orissa (NLUO)
14. National University of Study & Research in Law, Ranchi (NUSRL)
Careers in law exist in the capacities of law officers, legal advisors, company secretaries, and solicitors. Law jobs are very specialized and focused in the corporate segment in India. Banking and non-banking financial institutes, insurance companies, large conglomerates, multinational corporations, appoint law professionals.The professions in this field have numerous opportunities in both private and government organizations. In judiciary section you can perform as:-
Magistrate
District Judge
Munsifs
Public prosecutor
Attorney general
Advocate general
Solicitors
Notary and oath commissioner
In private sector, you can work as legal counsel or legal advisors for particulars firms, organizations or work as family advocates. Other areas of your work may include law reporters, trustees in various trusts, company secretary and many.
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Hello divya
B.A. degree is better if you are interested in getting a broad liberal arts education and in approaching the study of economics from the theoretical perspective. The B.A. gives you a comprehensive view of economics with a focus on theory instead of its applications to business and finance. The B.A. is also typically less mathematically rigorous, requiring courses in statistics rather than calculus. Nevertheless, most universities still require you to take one or more courses in mathematics to ensure that you have the proper tools to analyze data.
B.S. in Economics Benefits
A B.S. degree in economics is the better choice for you if you are interested in studying more real-world problems and/or pursuing graduate-level work. Depending on the university, the B.S. program might be focused on teaching applications of economic theory and solving real-world problems in business and finance. As a result, a B.S. in economics typically requires additional courses in mathematics beyond those required by the B.A. program. For example, the bachelor's degree program at the University of Texas at Dallas requires you to take one math course - statistical decision-making - while the B.S. program requires you to take three math courses - statistical decision-making and Calculus I and II.
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Being a CAT trainer for the last 15 years, let me start by saying, that it is practically impossible to prepare for the Group Discussion, in the true sense of the word. Any topic can be given including abstract one's. Look at things from the perspective of the B Schools. They know the mindset of students. I have seen students getting obsessed with current political, economic and social scenarios, only to find themselves on the wrong side of the table. You should be in the know how of things, but ensure that you keep a calm and composed temperament. As far as WAT is concerned, most B Schools give a case study. This can be an individual or a group activity

Hi Virendra,
Find below some of the finest institutes to pursue executive MBA program.
- Indian Institute of Management- Bangalore.-Indian School of Business- Hyderabad.
- Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad (IIMA)
- Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Calcutta, and many more institutes.
There are several eligibility criteria's that have to be considered while considering an Executive MBA course.
To pursue Executive MBA one needs to have at least 2-5 years of work experience and a bachelor's degree from recognized university.
There are some colleges that insist on aspiring students having a post graduate degree too as a criterion.
Other than this, depending on the institute's requirements, the aspiring students would have to clear the entrance exams, the group discussions and the personal interview rounds.
Please note that executive MBA programs are typically designed for working professionals.
The Executive MBA course spans over a year where the programs utilises the team approach to disburse the learning's.
The course works in groups and enables each person to learn for each other's experiences.
Thus there is diverse sharing of practical knowledge on various topics which results in a very informative and challenging learning experience.
Executive MBA students are usually in the mid-stage of their career. They may be earning an executive MBA to increase their career options or simply to update their knowledge and brush up on skills they have already acquired.
Executive MBA students are almost never at the beginning stages of their career. Students at the beginning level tend to be better suited to traditional MBA programs that cater to student of all ages and experience levels.
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