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Dear Student,
It's always recommended if you can pursue MBA from regular mode as correspondence mode will give you almost no exposure to the real time environment and you are sure to miss out countless opportunities too.
Also from the companies' point of view, they value the regular degrees much more than correspondence ones.
But if it's not feasible for you to do regular degree then from distance mode you can opt for Symbiosis Institute, check http://scdl.net for more details about them as theirs correspondence is one of best known.
For some good institutes in Punjab offering Regular mode MBA, you can check the following link:
http://bit.ly/MBApunjab
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Best of luck for your future !
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Hi,
Choosing a field would largely depend your own area of interests and career aspirations. All the fields of Management are open to you.
If you are a good communicator & love to travel opt for Marketing, if you have strong quantitative skills & like to do planning & managing of resources go for Finance, If you are a self motivator & peoples person go for HR, if you have knack for production & material management go for Operations, if you are passionate about technology go for Information systems, if you are the one with own family business or who have ideas to implement in a new business go for Entrepreneurship.
Above mentioned are some of the specializations you can look at.
For more information on MBA & Management as a career please check the links below:
http://tinyurl.com/yblb2b7
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http://tinyurl.com/28dfzqa
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Thanks,
Pooja

Dear Student,
First you should focus on doing the masters degree like MCA/ Msc IT to increase your value in the software industry as a fresher.
Also as you asked you can pursue courses in parallel and there are a lot of options as i am listing below the most prominent ones from the job point of view:
1. Java/J2EE - The server side software development of web is mostly done by this most secure language option. Most of the banks in India and abroad implement their web applications using Java/J2EE only.
2. Oracle/Mysql/DB2/DBA - This is one of the most reliable course options but you will not get any work of software development on its basis, yet you can continue doing it if you have interest in DBMS.
3. CCNA/MCSE - These networking certifications can employ you as a network engineer and again even in the recession period these were the most reliable career options, if not most exciting.
4. .NET/PHP - These are popular languages which are direct counterparts of Java. These are mainly used for light weight application development on the server side and client side. .NET is also easy to master compared to the long Java Library.
Best of luck !
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