Hi Everybody, I am Pooja and have completed my graduation from Delhi University in Applied Psychology (Hons) in 1999. I have a total work experience of almost 7 years. I want to pursue an MBA in HR through distance learning. I am based in Delhi. Please suggest some valid and genuine institutes, and I also want to know when I can start this course as soon as possible.
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Pooja Bajaj
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Pooja Bajaj
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The best and most useful degree for you will be an MBA in HR from IGNOU (IGNOU - The People's University) as this degree is recognized by AICTE. This is important because, in case you decide to take up an academic job (teaching) in the future due to personal aspirations, family commitments, or any other reason, this will be useful. The IGNOU study material is excellent, and the process is very good. The only important thing is to maintain discipline, submit your assignments on time, and keep track of readmissions for the next course and registration for examinations. It is a bit bureaucratic, but if you note them or set reminders on a mobile phone, it is possible.
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There are no universities offering an MBA through Distance Learning mode. I suggest you visit the website of the Ministry of Human Resource Development. Moreover, I would like you to remember that for any MBA program to be recognized for jobs, it shall be approved by the Joint Council of Distance Education Council, AICTE, and the Association of Indian Universities. So, check before enrollment. All the best.
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HC Nagar
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Is a Distance MBA Worth It?
I have been working for 2 and a half years and am also pursuing my distance MBA. However, I have noticed very few opportunities for candidates with distance education qualifications. Can anybody help me understand how this distance MBA works? In my company, it only results in a 15% salary increase in the next performance management cycle.
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I have been working for 2 and a half years and am also pursuing my distance MBA. However, I have noticed very few opportunities for candidates with distance education qualifications. Can anybody help me understand how this distance MBA works? In my company, it only results in a 15% salary increase in the next performance management cycle.
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IGNOU is the best option for Distance education .There are other universities as well e.g. Punjab Technical University(Jallandhar), MSU(Tirunelvelli,Tamil Nadu}
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I have answered the OPENMAT entrance exam, which allows you to enroll in IGNOU's Management Programmes, and will be starting this January '10 session. I think it's an excellent distance learning option.
Comparison of MBA Programs
Full-time MBA programs are highly regarded, mainly due to the industry exposure provided and the high quality of management personnel/academics you get to interact with. Part-time programs come next with slightly less of the above benefits. Distance learning ranks last with none of the mentioned advantages. However, if you have experience and complete this program, it can be highly beneficial, especially when changing jobs.
Reasons for Choosing Distance MBA
Earning and time-related constraints are major reasons why people opt for distance MBA programs. This doesn't diminish the quality of education provided, but its practical value is usually maximized when exposed to real-life industry scenarios, as opposed to being limited to theoretical understanding.
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Comparison of MBA Programs
Full-time MBA programs are highly regarded, mainly due to the industry exposure provided and the high quality of management personnel/academics you get to interact with. Part-time programs come next with slightly less of the above benefits. Distance learning ranks last with none of the mentioned advantages. However, if you have experience and complete this program, it can be highly beneficial, especially when changing jobs.
Reasons for Choosing Distance MBA
Earning and time-related constraints are major reasons why people opt for distance MBA programs. This doesn't diminish the quality of education provided, but its practical value is usually maximized when exposed to real-life industry scenarios, as opposed to being limited to theoretical understanding.
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You can also go for AIMA-PGDM.It is highly reputed and industry related course. AIMA is approved by AICTE and DEC. The course material is excellent.
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Alliance University: A Top Choice for Business Education
I hope your search will end here. Are you aware of ALLIANCE UNIVERSITY, a School of Business based in Bangalore? You can contact them as it is one of the best B-Schools in the country. I have also attached a brochure for your reference.
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Shaukath
Seeking Recommendations for Distance Learning MBA in HR
Hi Everybody, I am Pooja and have completed my graduation from Delhi University in Applied Psychology (Hons) in 1999. I have a total work experience of almost 7 years. I want to pursue an MBA in HR through distance learning. I am based in Delhi. Please suggest some valid and genuine institutes. I also want to know when I can start this course as soon as possible.
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Pooja Bajaj
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I hope your search will end here. Are you aware of ALLIANCE UNIVERSITY, a School of Business based in Bangalore? You can contact them as it is one of the best B-Schools in the country. I have also attached a brochure for your reference.
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Shaukath
Seeking Recommendations for Distance Learning MBA in HR
Hi Everybody, I am Pooja and have completed my graduation from Delhi University in Applied Psychology (Hons) in 1999. I have a total work experience of almost 7 years. I want to pursue an MBA in HR through distance learning. I am based in Delhi. Please suggest some valid and genuine institutes. I also want to know when I can start this course as soon as possible.
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Pooja Bajaj
From India, Bangalore
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Is the MBA Course Through Distance Education from IGNOU Approved by AICTE?
The best and most useful degree for you would be an MBA in HR from IGNOU (IGNOU - The People's University), as this degree is recognized by AICTE. This is important because, in the future, if you decide to pursue an academic job (teaching) due to personal aspirations, family commitments, or any other reasons, this degree will be beneficial. The study material provided by IGNOU is excellent, and the process is very good.
The only important thing is to maintain discipline, submit your assignments on time, keep track of re-admissions for the next course, and register for examinations. It may be a bit bureaucratic, but if you take note of deadlines or set reminders on your mobile phone, it is manageable.
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The best and most useful degree for you would be an MBA in HR from IGNOU (IGNOU - The People's University), as this degree is recognized by AICTE. This is important because, in the future, if you decide to pursue an academic job (teaching) due to personal aspirations, family commitments, or any other reasons, this degree will be beneficial. The study material provided by IGNOU is excellent, and the process is very good.
The only important thing is to maintain discipline, submit your assignments on time, keep track of re-admissions for the next course, and register for examinations. It may be a bit bureaucratic, but if you take note of deadlines or set reminders on your mobile phone, it is manageable.
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Welingkar Institute of Management & Research, Mumbai & Symbiosis Institute of Distance learning provide PGDBA in HR which is an excellent course. Check out heir websites Regards Vijay
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Hello, dear all who want to pursue an MBA (HR) through distance education. As per my knowledge, IGNOU is the best. However, it is different from other universities; exams are more challenging, and evaluation is rigorous. I want to clarify that I am currently pursuing an MBA (HR) from IGNOU, and December 2010 is my last semester. You need to dedicate more time to your studies there.
This is my perspective. Whether you like it or not, this is your decision.
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Diwakar Jha
MBA (HR) from IGNOU
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This is my perspective. Whether you like it or not, this is your decision.
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Diwakar Jha
MBA (HR) from IGNOU
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Advice on Pursuing an MBA through Distance Learning
I would like to share with all those who are planning to pursue an MBA through Distance Learning. It's fruitless, and you can understand this only after completing your degree and facing numerous difficulties in securing a good job in a reputable organization. Most good companies consider only those with a regular MBA. Therefore, my personal advice to all is to pursue an MBA/PGDBA from a regular college or institute. If you have any queries related to this, feel free to ask anytime.
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Sanjeev Kr. Mishra
From India, New Delhi
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I would like to share with all those who are planning to pursue an MBA through Distance Learning. It's fruitless, and you can understand this only after completing your degree and facing numerous difficulties in securing a good job in a reputable organization. Most good companies consider only those with a regular MBA. Therefore, my personal advice to all is to pursue an MBA/PGDBA from a regular college or institute. If you have any queries related to this, feel free to ask anytime.
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Sanjeev Kr. Mishra
From India, New Delhi
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If you are looking for HR specialization and have sufficient funds, consider pursuing a one-year Post-Graduate Diploma in HR from Canada to settle there. Otherwise, opt for government-recognized universities.
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Divya Suneja
From India, New Delhi
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Divya Suneja
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I appreciate your profile. I would suggest you go for a satellite program conducted by XLRI. Though the cost is slightly high, it is really worth doing. XLRI is known for offering quality HR programs and producing great HR professionals for our country.
For more details, visit their website and decide on something good for your career.
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Suresh
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For more details, visit their website and decide on something good for your career.
Warm Regards,
Suresh
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Dear Mr. Sanjeev, I am sorry to say that you are demotivating someone. The person pursuing a correspondence MBA must be from a middle-class level, who thinks of supporting their family financially as well as earning their own expenditure for studies. No matter from where and how you are pursuing studies, I think it's your theoretical and practical knowledge that is what is required by a successful manager in an organization.
Sincerely, I have shared only a practical thing, not a theoretical one, because I have also completed my PGDBA in HR from Symbiosis, Pune as distance learning. I have also gone through various problems after completing PGDBA (HR) to get a job. My purpose was not to demotivate someone. I want to suggest that if you can afford regular institute fees, then the first choice would be regular; otherwise, choose distance learning. For distance learning, IMT Ghaziabad is one of the best options. Don't opt for Symbiosis and IGNOU.
Best regards, Sanjeev
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Sincerely, I have shared only a practical thing, not a theoretical one, because I have also completed my PGDBA in HR from Symbiosis, Pune as distance learning. I have also gone through various problems after completing PGDBA (HR) to get a job. My purpose was not to demotivate someone. I want to suggest that if you can afford regular institute fees, then the first choice would be regular; otherwise, choose distance learning. For distance learning, IMT Ghaziabad is one of the best options. Don't opt for Symbiosis and IGNOU.
Best regards, Sanjeev
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Hello Everybody, I believe that Maharishi Dayanand University is an excellent choice for pursuing an MBA in HR or Finance. I am currently pursuing an MBA in Finance from the same university and have had a very positive experience. This university is a government institution with an A grade rating, approved and recognized by the UGC. All papers are subjective.
Thank you!
Regards, Parduman Sharma
From India, Delhi
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Thank you!
Regards, Parduman Sharma
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Thank you for all the comments. I have one problem which might hinder me from applying to IGNOU University's HR master's program. I am an Ethiopian living 164 kilometers away from the capital city. Is there any branch that could give me the chance, or how can I get the opportunity?
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Hello All, I believe Maharishi Dayanand University (MDU) is the best choice for long-distance MBA courses like Finance, HR, IT, etc. This is a government university approved by all reputable educational institutes. In MBA courses, there are all subjective exams rather than objective ones. The duration of the course is two years, and exams will be held every six months, totaling four semesters. I am currently pursuing an MBA in Finance from the same university, and my experience has been very positive in terms of the knowledge of subjects, exam pattern, and the honesty in conducting exams. This is the information I wanted to share with everyone.
Thank you!
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Parduman Kumar Sharma
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Thank you!
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Parduman Kumar Sharma
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Hi Pooja,
Many universities and institutes offer distance learning options, but it is important to choose a recognized and flexible online management institute where you can effectively balance your studies with your work. MIT School of Distance Education in Pune is also a top institute in India that provides flexible online programs.
For more details, please send an email to swapnild@outlook.com.
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Many universities and institutes offer distance learning options, but it is important to choose a recognized and flexible online management institute where you can effectively balance your studies with your work. MIT School of Distance Education in Pune is also a top institute in India that provides flexible online programs.
For more details, please send an email to swapnild@outlook.com.
From India, Pune
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