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Since you are working and want to do MBA with distance learning or correspondence, it is a good option for working professionals as it demands lesser time and is very cost effective than a regular MBA. You can also get better placement opportunities after MBA.

MBA is professional course which helps in building the analytical skills and a solid foundation in the principles of management. It offers various specializations like Finance, Marketing & Sales, Human Resource Management, operations, Information Technology, etc. You can choose any of the field of your choice to continue with MBA.

Minimum eligibility required for admission in MBA programme is graduate degree with at least 50% marks from any recognised university and students will have to appear for an entrance exam such as MAT/CAT/XAT or ATMA to get admitted into this course. However, required percentile for admission varies from college to college.

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However, another option is to opt for Executive MBA (1 or 1.5 years regular MBA course) or one year Post-Graduate Programme in Management for Executives (PGPX) offer by IIM, which is especially designed for working professionals, so that they can enhance their education as per market demand.

Since you have a work experience you can easily get admission in EMBA course. Part time MBA would be very helpful for you because you already have experience and it gives value addition to your. So yes, doing this course will definitely help you in future in terms of job opportunities and pay scale.

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