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BazingAu · Answer

Yay! Thank you!

akhilsri · Answer

Hi,

Are there any EMBA programs which are full time .I am planning to enroll in one which would be a fulltime EMBA .

Please suggest also suggest if at 34 years of age I stand a chance to get selected in any other fulltime MBA/Master . I have a GMAT of 710 and 10 yeras of work experience

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I have 10 years of enriched experience in Leadership role in FMCG companies .

Facts:

Graduate in Agricultural Sciences : With Prestigious scholarship 1999-2003
Post Grad in AgriBusiness 2003-2005
Work experience : 10 years (approx) with FMCG MNCs in Enriched Leadership roles. (Managed teams,Led Innovations,Worked in operations and supply chain functions)
International Experience : Europe and China(though transnational)
Recently scored a 710 on GMAT (Q49,V38)
Driver for further studies : Move from Functional domain ( Operations and supply chain) to General Management so as to lead a firm
Couple of queries :
At present am 34 years of and am looking forward to Consolidate my expertise and gain the latest practical business skills and techniques through fulltime classroom programme's which schools and programs should I be targeting .
Options : Will 1 year MBA be a good option and will my age not be a disadvantage
or should I try for Fellow programs at LBS,Stanford(though looks like am short on work ex for them)
Most executive MBAs are weekend or part time whish I cannot afford as the recurring transit cost from my home country(India) to US /Europe would be prohibitive.
Are there any full time EMBA programs available in top institutions of repute .

BazingAu · Answer

Not sure if you are still seeking advice, but most (if not all) EMBA programs are considered full-time. But classes are done marathon style over the weekends or a few times a month to accommodate work schedules. You are typically REQUIRED to have full-time employment during the program as well.

La7 · Answer

Hi any1 in university of texas arlington please help

Embaoptions · Answer

Since I work for a multi-national, the reputation of the school matters a lot, I am looking for a top ranked school for EMBA which is not only known in US but around the world as well since I'm targeting an international career... I am contemplating a few schools (preference is on the ones which can grant GMAT exemption or require no GMAT)...

If you were in my shoes which schools would you pick? would be good to know in which order do you rank them...

Oxford
Cambridge
LBS
IMD
Chicago Booth 
LBS-Columbia joint program offers best of both worlds (well recognized in US and UK/ EU) but I think they don't grant GMAT exemption....

For some reason I am not too convinced about McCombs, Duke Fuqa or Ross (Michigan)... not sure where you see them as compared to schools above...

rahulkk2005 · Answer

Why isn't there a discussion thread for UNC Kenan-Flagler Executive MBA(Evening, Weekend and Global One MBA)?

PersonalMBACoach · Answer

What questions do you have about the program?

rahulkk2005 · Answer

I love the Weekend MBA program at Kenan-Flagler. But would like to know whether the program allows one to switch careers?

MBAIvy · Answer

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raina291991 · Answer

Hello Everyone,

I have completed my bcom three years back and I am working with a Digital Marketing Agency,I further wish to go for completing MBA but I am confused whether to go for a full time MBA or a part time MBA?
Can anyone give me options of good colleges in India,that serves part time MBA/EMBA with placement opportunities.

Thanks

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