Is it possible to do MBA course from ICFAI and at the same time to work and earn a living?will it be worth it?
539329
yes , it would be possible and worth it. Depends on how strenuous your job is as well.....
739248
you can do MBA in distance mode fron ICFAI, symbiosys, AAIDU, Sikkim manipal univercity,\n\nor appare CAT,MAT,XMat, fro regular cources.
434598
yes, several folks i know have done fine. one is a project manager another is a facilities manager. you will have to work harder and smarter than others but that's how i have done well without the mba that most people in my profession have. \n\non the other hand, i recommend you pick it up at some point since i really does open a lot of doors that otherwise would be closed.
538323
It depends on your undergrad.  If it is in the healthcare area, there is no point to do it again in your MBA.  If not, it may be good to 'specialize' your MBA.
720651
I know a few people who have completed theor MBA from top business schools and they all have fantastic jobs now. I don't think it is guaranteed but it definitely puts you a cut above the rest
958404
well, if you like this course, then go on with it. i think you should just work first with any companies that link with your studies and try to continue your study while working. with that, tou can both secure a good job with a good position as well as your studies.
841183
You are saying,\n\nYor are confused, studying at B.B.A. on your 2nd year as a open student because you didn't complete your intermediate. you want to do M.B.A. as a regular student in chennai after completeing your B.B.A. You Father is saying to stop BBA because it is an open university, and this is not a valuable degree, and that MBA as a regular you cant get a job without intermediate. \n       YOU want to know if you can get a job if you complete MBA? Get a degree or not? or follow your father: dont get a degree?\n................\nI would say get the degree, degrees help get a better job then not having a degree. BUT if your father is paying for the degree then get a job that fits you hours! hope this helps you and people that try to answer your question!
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PGDBM or MBA is doesn't mattre both are post graduate courses. Pg degrees are awrded by institutes & masters degree by universities.. even iims award you Pg degrees .& u kinow getting a pg degree is far beeter than getting it form any other institute.. so its the institute that matterz... if u r plaaning to go to a fulltime course try chking out the placements of the institute.. my personal advice, i feel in kolkata  IISwbm is a bettter choice than EILM..(for part time /full time) but if u r good then pls try etting in iim or ICFAI.
276639
How many people do you know that even have that option? If I were you I would definitely persue my masters. If you can handle having a job at the same time then go for it. But if you can't then quit..I dont think you would be burning bridges if you explain the scenario.
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You could try a professional certificate in Management / Business Administration, or if time and money permit, a MBA.\nI would personally opt for a MBA program, as this will give you a very good insight on Business and Management, and will certainly open many doors for you career-wise. I have no idea where you live, but most serious, accredited universities offer flexible schedule MBAs so you can keep on working while studying. Just make sure you check out the university's accreditations, there are way too many scams nowadays especially from online-based universities.
537956
Even I'm trying my luck to get into the IIMs. But let me say you this as a friend. After graduating, do work for 3 to 4 years. After that try for your MBA. You see, people with work experience have a distinct edge over all other MBA aspirants in all the universities in the World.\nYou need a 60% in your graduation if its a science background. Then you need to sit for CAT(Common Admission Tests), conducted by all 6 IIMs.Still I would advice you to visit IIM-A's website. Then while you are working, for the first 2 years, read lots and lots of english books of various types. That will help you a lot in the english section. Also, brush up your basic skills in Mathematics and improve you current afairs knowledge. In your 3rd year of work, you can join the CAT training centres. IMS is a very good option for they train really well. Plus I would suggest you to pick your area of specialisation from now only. Production management will be a very good option for you as you have Tech background. Still select an option, and visit the websites of all the 6 IIMs and the other top institutes of India.\n I'll advice you to get a work-experience before you take an admission in any MBA institute. Believe me, it will REALLY REALLY help a LOT!
814354
An MBA from a top school is a great way to change fields and to increase salary.  The average student at top schools make six figures coming out of their MBA programs -- which represents an increase of between 50%-100%.\n\nThere is a little bit of a dropoff in the increase once you get past the top 15, and a big dropoff once you get past the top 40 schools.\n\nMy opinion is that it is not worth getting an MBA in a full time program unless you can go to a top school.  But for those students, it is well worth it.\n\nMy opinion is biased, but informed.  I have an MBA from Duke, a PhD in Business Administration (Finance) from Berkeley and have taught at MIT and Wharton.
929155
follow this link...\n\nhttp://www.lsclondon.co.uk/faq.htm\n\nhope it satisfies your search needs and answers your questions. personally it is a good place to do ur mba but there are better options like london business school which have a flexible course structure & low fees.
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Degree matters very much for the level of job. Do MCA from IGNOU and target your efforts towards your dream career.\n\nAlternatively, take a nice Special Course and after that go for MCA along with your job. Don't waste your time with Courses that will not give you a rewarding career. Life is very long and to sustain your family with dignity, you need to have a high level job.\n\nI will suggest you to go for MCA with serious efforts. May be, you don't get a second chance!!!
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Check to see if they are accredited, first off.  If they aren't, don't even bother wasting your money because the degree will not be recognized.  Be very careful of any online school.  The are propriatary (for-profit) and most just want your money and don't offer quality in return.  Look to see if your local state college or university offers an MBA.  Many schools tailor those programs to working adults so people can maintain a job while earning an MBA.  \n\nGood luck!
786639
Impossible.  At least if you're going fulltime at a respectable BSchool.  If you focus on Acct, that'll help when you do graduate and begin studying for the CPA.  What MBA progam (full time) only has 3 classes?  I had 7 my first semester.
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Most companies will pay for there employees to go back to school. You should talk with your boss, to see if this oppertunity is available for you. You can also do it on your own through night schools at any college where your accepted. It is best though to have some time in a business field before persuing an MBA.