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Hi Harsh,
If you want to keep it as a backup option then you can do it from any of the distance education Universities, if you want to make a career out of your MBA then advisable is to go for a full time program.
Although, as there is no public rating or neutral ranking for correspondence or distance education program all programs are equally placed, but few of the good institutes which has good placing in the job market are:
IGNOU
IMT
Symbiosis SCDL
Annamalai University
Amity SODL
For more information on the Distance education Institutes please check the link below:
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Thanks,
Pooja

Hi Deep,
Being a commerce graduate there are many fields and sectors open to you but it would largely depend on the your own interests, requirements, career aspirations & the budget you have to pursue a particular career field.
If you are looking for a Masters program and not getting admission on option is that you should look for other Government Universities & colleges which may accept you with lesser percentage as Government Institutes generally have lower fee structure than the private autonomous Institutes. Apart from this you can choose options like CA, CWA, or CS. These programs are the self study programs which would have low investment as compare to other Masters level programs done through private Institutions.
You can also look for Finance related other certification like NCFM if you have interest in areas like stock market. Another option for you could be to sit for Civil Service examinations.
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Thanks,
Pooja

Hi Smita,
Making a comparison between the two colleges that are good repute is quite difficult and wont be easy to mention. I would suggest you to opt for an institute among the two based on your personal preference and also judging based on various other aspects like curriculum, recognition, placements etc.
But then as per my understanding, I think VIT Vellore is a better option when compared to Jaypee even though both the Institutions are well recognized and reputed.
For more information, I would advise you to contact both the institutes for complete information.
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All the Best!

Hi Ghanshyam,
Although enhancing your education is always a good option, but if you are planning for your MBA, advisable is that you should go for a full time course as the correspondence or part time programs doesnt hold good value in the job Market especially for the fresher. Reason being correspondence programs unlike full time degree courses doesnt give you any practical exposure and have a zero communication level, because of which there is no learning in such program it is only the paper knowledge which you get through such programs.
However, if you want to go for a distance education programs you can opt for the Institutes like:
IGNOU
Annamalai University
Anna University
University of Madras
Bangalore University
Symbiosis SCDL
IMT
As Operations Management is one of the traditional specialisation almost all the institutes will give this specialisation.
For more information please check the link below:
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Thanks,
Pooja