What is the best option- continuing with current job and pursuing distance MBA or preparing for next year CAT exam?

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Asked by Arya Ghosh
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shaban
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2013-11-15 10:05:32
Hi, Please remember distance MBA is best suited for working professional by this they may easily maintain balance between their job and studies. The USP of distance education MBA lies in the fact that it provides job-oriented knowledge that can be immediately practised as one works alongside. Di

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Raj Aryan
2013-11-15 10:01:01
Hi, As per your query it seems that you are currently in job and your long term goal is to pursue MBA. So as per your query I would suggest you to continue with your current job and simultaneously prepare for CAT and then pursue MBA from best b-schools of India. For preparation of CAT test, you m

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MILIND TAYADE
2013-11-15 02:12:14
HI. arya I would suggest you to prepare for CAT by taking leave from current job only if you are financially sound and you dont have any dependents. or else if u have such issue i would say work full time with distance MBA and SIMULTANEOUSLY prepare for CAT. ALL THE BEST :)

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