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If you don't want to take a job-hiatus for studying a full-time MBA, then a Part-Time MBA makes sense. The benefit you'll have is that you can apply all that you've learnt in the class on a real time basis. This will help you create a niche for yourself. Besides a part-time MBA is a good backup...

Part-Time MBA may seem to have no value but if coupled with your work-experience it really makes a difference. A person who has opted for a part-time MBA has the advantage of applying what he/she learns on a day-to-day basis. So in terms of increasing your work-efficiency, this course really...

Welingkar's website has announced that it has started its admissions for its 3 year Part-Time Masters Program. Most of its classes are in the evening so I think this course is for working professionals. You can visit them at welingkar.org to know more details.

With the increasing competition in the job market , an executive MBA can give your career that extra support it requires. As far as I've heard, Welingkar Institute in Mumbai is offering a 2 year Executive PGDM Program. You can check for details at welingkar.org.

Hey Guys, Welingkar Institute of Management has started admissions for its 3 year part-Time Masters Degree Program. Its ideal for working professionals as the college has a huge student base that can help for networking and also the classes are in the evening! To know about their courses, you...

Hi Gemma, An MBA could make sense for you. Everybody needs a career-boost nowadays. As far as I've heard, Welingkar Institute at Matunga offers a part-time MBA for working people. You can check them out at their website welingkar.org.

Hi Abhineet, I would totally agree with Karthik. Apart from following the MBA syllabus, Welingkar also gives its students a lot of exposure in terms of projects. Also the college has a lot of corporate companies coming down for various MBA related events. So I'm guessing that they offer good...