Hi All,
Warm greetings. My sister has completed B.Com (Tax) and has a work experience of 2.5 years as an executive in Reliance Fresh and First Source. She is a housewife and wants to do an MBA through correspondence to secure a job. I have heard that it is usually preferred for individuals who are currently employed. Please advise if she can pursue an MBA through correspondence or not. I would also be happy to hear any other suggestions.
With regards,
Sandeep Muttathil
From India, Bangalore
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1Warm greetings. My sister has completed B.Com (Tax) and has a work experience of 2.5 years as an executive in Reliance Fresh and First Source. She is a housewife and wants to do an MBA through correspondence to secure a job. I have heard that it is usually preferred for individuals who are currently employed. Please advise if she can pursue an MBA through correspondence or not. I would also be happy to hear any other suggestions.
With regards,
Sandeep Muttathil
From India, Bangalore
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Hi Sandeep,
Let me inform you that a Correspondence MBA Degree is not widely accepted in the corporate world. This is because it lacks practical class sessions, role-plays, and industrial visits. If she pursues a correspondence MBA, she will have fewer chances of securing a job based on that qualification.
Instead, she can opt for a Part-time MBA, which requires a minimum of 3 years of work experience. Since your sister has 2.5 years of experience, she can inquire with reputable management institutes about this option. Part-time MBA sessions are conducted on weekends, offering much flexibility. This way, she will be able to manage her family and studies effectively.
Regards,
Sumeet
From India, Mumbai
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Let me inform you that a Correspondence MBA Degree is not widely accepted in the corporate world. This is because it lacks practical class sessions, role-plays, and industrial visits. If she pursues a correspondence MBA, she will have fewer chances of securing a job based on that qualification.
Instead, she can opt for a Part-time MBA, which requires a minimum of 3 years of work experience. Since your sister has 2.5 years of experience, she can inquire with reputable management institutes about this option. Part-time MBA sessions are conducted on weekends, offering much flexibility. This way, she will be able to manage her family and studies effectively.
Regards,
Sumeet
From India, Mumbai
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