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Q :
What is the difference between MBA vs PGDM?
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Both are Management programs- MBA is a degree offered by B schools under tie up with some University so basically mba is a degree course affiliated to a university whereas pgdm is a post graduate diploma course offered by private institutes under AICTE approval.
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is icfai business school ugc certified???
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no it is not certified by UGC.
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I want to do my MBA in Retail Management, But I am not a graduate.. I have completed my 3yrs Diploma and have around 6 1/2 yrs of experience
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An Online MBA or Executive MBA (EMBA) suites you well as you have an experience of 6.5 years. Online MBA lets you to work full time and attend online classes up to your convenience.But you must select the best Online MBA program available.NIBM Global is one quality institute which i know personally .NIBM is one of the leading institute in India to provide internationally accepted quality Online MBA programs. They provide 1yr executive MBA for professionals,2 yr online MBA also. They have online MBA programs affiliated with Bharathiar university(one of the oldest universities in India) which is AICTE, UGC,DEC approved.Syllabus of NIBM EMBA meets international standards. for more details www.nibmglobal.com
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After engeenering which is better MBA or M.tech
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M tech will be a good option as it is more technology related and you can utilize the knowledge you gained through B.Tech. Also it is possible to do internationally accepted Online MBA at any time of your career without leaving the job.Institutes like NIBM Global is providing quality Online MBA in India.
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i am studying electronics & telecommunication engineering
i'm in third year now
what part time or full time courses i can pursue after my BE
does part time MBA have less significance compared to its full time course
awaiting your reply
thanks in advance
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Dear Vijayandra,
You can do part time M.tech and mba both after your BE.
It all depends what significance you are talking about. I fit is for a job then yes, Generally companies prefer students with full time MBA and it is for the companies to go to the campuses and approach such students. But for part time mba's hardly any placement platform is available.
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