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Hi, The difference as the name suggests is in the mode of study, both are designed for different sections of people and both are relevant looking at the cause for which MBA is being done. Regular courses are classroom session courses where students have to attend classes; this is nothing but Full time MBA which requires your complete commitment for two years. This is the most preferred by recruiters and organisations. Distance/ correspondence courses are more about self-study where the study material is sent to the student and they have to understand and learn it on their own. The main advantage of this is fees is low compared to executive and full time. In distance MBA, you'll have classes once or twice during the weekends, and you'll have exams twice a year. Hope this helps.

The network engineer's role and responsibilities includes ensuring the stability and integrity of in-house voice, data, video, and wireless network services.
To achieve above mentioned role major component of daily routine includes following major activities:
a) Monitoring of organization all network resources and ensure its operations as per defined SLA. This may require remote monitoring even after working hours and responding to priority calls.
b) Identify failure of networking elements and immediate corrective action to diagnose and correct causes of failed elements.
c) Configuration and reconfiguration of network elements as per design.
d) Network elements installations as per design.
e) Participate in optimizations in network elements.
f) Participating in planning, designing and developing local area networks (LANs) and wide area networks (WANs) across the organization.
g) Regular software upgrade.
h) Conduct end user training.
i) Interaction and coordinating with computing resources administrators.
j) Participate in special projects.