Full Time Executive MBA suggestions

What about the Full time executive MBA offered by IIM A and IIM B in India?

Hi,

I sometimes get candidates who are foreign nationals who want to stop work and attend an executive program full time, sometimes for the purposes of trying to transition into the USA. The programs that offer full-time "EMBAs" for the more experienced candidates are Stanford MSx (their equivalent of the executive MBA) and the MIT Sloan Fellows program. Older/ more seasoned applicants can also sometimes fare well in the Kellogg 1-year MBA program and the Cornell Johnson 1-year MBA program. INSEAD is also more open to older candidates in its regular MBA program, as are some Canadian schools.

The others who have posted here are right, that technically most of these are not called Executive MBA programs, but they function as the equivalent because you are not disqualified for being older, with lots of experience and an executive profile. And these programs provide the full-time experience.

Hope that helps!

Best wishes,
Dr. Shel

If you have so many years of experience why would you want to break it up for a full time course? Just enrol for Executive MBA program at ITM institute where you would become equipped with modern practices and also get to network with people from other recognized firms.

There are many colleges providing full time and part time executive MBA courses. I would highly recommend the ITM University for Executive mba courses because they have an updated curriculum and a well-trained staff to handle all the queries. The course aims to develop professional skills in working individuals so that they work better.

Why don’t you consider emba- executive mba for working professionals that help you continue your career while getting a cutting edge MBA that can boost your profile. Check out ITM’s exec MBa at Vadodara which is one of the best in providing upgradation of your leadership and soft skills.

If you wish that the executive mba course should benefit you, do it only from reputed institutes like the ITM University. Take time to assess how the alumni from the college are placed. Pick executive MBA courses that relate to your passion and skill sets. Finding the right job would be a cakewalk then.