Hi All,Warm greetings. My sister has completed B.com (tax) and have a work experience of 2.5 years as executive in reliance fresh and first source. She is a house wife and want to do MBA in correspondence to get a job. I heard that, it is only preferred for people who are working currently.
Please advise. If she can go for MBA correspondence or not. I would also happy to hear, if you have any other suggestion.
With regards,
Sandeep Muttathil
From India, Bangalore
1Please advise. If she can go for MBA correspondence or not. I would also happy to hear, if you have any other suggestion.
With regards,
Sandeep Muttathil
From India, Bangalore
HI Sandeep,
Let me inform you that Correspondence MBA Degree is not widely accepted relevance in corporate world. Because it lacks the practical class sessions,roleplays ,industrial visits.
If she does correspondence MBA she will have least r chances of getting a job based on Correspondence MBA.
Instead she can go for Part time MBA which requires eligibility of min 3 years of work experience.Since your sister is having 2.5 years experience she can enquire with reputed Management institues about this.
Part time MBA sessions are conducted on weekends and with much flexibility she will be able to manage her Family and studies is what I feel.
Regards,
Sumeet
From India, Mumbai
Let me inform you that Correspondence MBA Degree is not widely accepted relevance in corporate world. Because it lacks the practical class sessions,roleplays ,industrial visits.
If she does correspondence MBA she will have least r chances of getting a job based on Correspondence MBA.
Instead she can go for Part time MBA which requires eligibility of min 3 years of work experience.Since your sister is having 2.5 years experience she can enquire with reputed Management institues about this.
Part time MBA sessions are conducted on weekends and with much flexibility she will be able to manage her Family and studies is what I feel.
Regards,
Sumeet
From India, Mumbai
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