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Hi Manas,
If you are looking for regular full time program from a decent Management Institute, first of all you need to have a graduation with 50% aggregate marks. Apart from this for all the regular Postgraduate level Management Programs you need to sit for Entrance Examinations like CAT, XAT, and MAT etc.
So to go for regular programs in Management (for both Post Graduate Diploma & Post Graduate) you should earn a graduation degree. If you cant go for your graduation then the options left with you would be correspondence programs or the diploma or certificate level programs. The course choice should be made keeping in mind your own interests and career aspirations.
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Pooja

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After completion of MBA, a wide range of jobs and career prospective are available in the industrial sector. One can easily get jobs of Managerial or executive level after successfully completing their MBA degree. This job acts as the first step of the ladder of success, after which one can reach to the top most position. With growing number of companies and rapid industrialization, the scope of MBA is increasing every single day.
After completion of MBA degree, one can work as marketing manager, in which one needs to manage the marketing processes of the company which includes sales, advertisement, and promotion of the products of the company. One can also work as the financial manager, whose responsibility is to control the investment of the capital of the company. Another important post on which one can work after completion of MBA degree is the Human Resource manager. He or she manages the man power of the company, and hence holds one of the most important positions in the company.

Hi Neha,
If you are planning to go for Chartered Accountancy course you definitely can go ahead as CA offers bright career opportunities but you need to keep in mind that CA is a very difficult examination to crack and needs a complete devotion & focus and a lot of hard work so, I would suggest that if there is no compulsion to do a job you should completely focus on the preparation of CA. In any case to become a certified Chartered Accountant you need to complete your articleship which is around 3 years along with your final Examination which will give you enough Industry exposure. So, you need not start working under CA as of now.
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Pooja

Hi Vivek
There are not too many one-year MBA programs through distance learning. You mostly have 2-yr or 3-yr programs. 1-yr programs are mainly fast track or executive full-time programs that you need to attend as a full-time student. If you some work experience and are planning on a change of career or taking up a job with a different profile than you currently have then its better that you go for a one-year full-time PGPX courses that are conducted by IIMs for executives with work experience. They are definitely going to be helpful.
The problem would be more in terms of what kind of companies come on campus for placements as executive MBA has its own cadre of companies. Lateral placement may not be easy when the batch profile is much stronger than 2 years.
On the other hand if its purely for learning and understanding I think an executive MBA will give you very fresh perspectives and the peer group learning would be very enriching.
The Executive MBA is particularly designed for people who have attained long years of expertise in their fields but who still aim to be promoted to higher management positions. Specifically, this degree is for people holding managerial and executive positions.