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What is the difference between full time MBA and Executive MBA program?

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Asked by Giriraj Pungalia

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Gourav Singh

2013-12-07 23:44:03

Hi Giriraj,
MBA programs come in various formats. In addition to the full-time MBA, there's also the part-time MBA, executive MBA, dual MBA, distance learning MBA and so on.
Different levels of management have different needs.
The Executive MBA is targeted at older, more experienced individuals who consciously want to enhance their ability to conceptualise rather than their proficiency in functional management whereas MBA is aimed at the younger manager who wants to hone his/her management skills.
As such, MBA is strong on content in respect of the core disciplines of management, whereas the Executive MBA assumes a basic competence in th

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WLC Reema | Contributor-Level 7

2013-12-24 17:25:01

Executive MBA is for working professionals with some amount of work experience and who wish to work and study at the same time. Full time MBA as the name suggest is a full time programme for 2 years where you do not require any work experience but you cannot study and work at the same time. WLCI is a reputed B-School which offers both these courses. It has 11 campuses all over India & one in Kathmandu and offers Professional Diploma in Business Management.

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shaban | Guide-Level 11

2013-12-09 13:24:14

Hi,
Find below the difference between full time MBA and Executive MBA program:
1. The duration of full time MBA or PGDM program is 2 years whereas the duration of executive MBA program is one year only.
2. Work experience is mandatory eligibility criteria for admission in Executive MBA program whereas work experience is not mandatory for admission in full time MBA or PGDM program.
3. Executive MBA students are almost never at the beginning stages of their career. Students at the beginning level tend to be better suited to full time MBA programs that cater to student of all ages and experience levels.
4. Full time MBA students have to opt fo

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