Hi,
I have completed my B.E. in Computer Science and am currently working in a well-reputed software industry as a project engineer with 1 year of experience. Given my background, I am considering pursuing an MBA through correspondence.
I am curious about the value of an MBA obtained through correspondence compared to one earned from full-time courses at traditional management schools. Can you provide insight into how these two paths might differ in terms of recognition and opportunities in the industry?
Thank you.
From India
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I have completed my B.E. in Computer Science and am currently working in a well-reputed software industry as a project engineer with 1 year of experience. Given my background, I am considering pursuing an MBA through correspondence.
I am curious about the value of an MBA obtained through correspondence compared to one earned from full-time courses at traditional management schools. Can you provide insight into how these two paths might differ in terms of recognition and opportunities in the industry?
Thank you.
From India
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Hi,
An MBA obtained through correspondence obviously doesn't hold the same value as a regular MBA. However, when viewed from another perspective, i.e., considering the experience gained while pursuing an MBA through correspondence, one could argue that it provides similar value. In the corporate world, what holds more importance is not just your qualification (although it is crucial to some extent) but rather your capabilities and skills to deliver results. These qualities are typically acquired through hands-on experience.
ICFAI offers an MBA program through correspondence that provides the same value and education as its regular courses.
Thanks & Regards, Gaurav Sahu Career Counselor ICFAI University gauravrsahu@gmail.com 09229252852
"The first step to achieving perfection is making the right decision."
From India, Madras
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1An MBA obtained through correspondence obviously doesn't hold the same value as a regular MBA. However, when viewed from another perspective, i.e., considering the experience gained while pursuing an MBA through correspondence, one could argue that it provides similar value. In the corporate world, what holds more importance is not just your qualification (although it is crucial to some extent) but rather your capabilities and skills to deliver results. These qualities are typically acquired through hands-on experience.
ICFAI offers an MBA program through correspondence that provides the same value and education as its regular courses.
Thanks & Regards, Gaurav Sahu Career Counselor ICFAI University gauravrsahu@gmail.com 09229252852
"The first step to achieving perfection is making the right decision."
From India, Madras
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