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Education in Delhi/NCR - Wednesday, May 25, 2011 7:30:15 AM

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In India, traditionally, it was every young person’s dream to obtain the coveted MBA degree - a sure step towards a Iucrative job. However, in keeping with global trends, more students are opting for management programmes after they have gained sufficient work experience.

Business schools are responding to the demand by offering a host of executive programmes. For example, the Indian School of Business (ISB) prefers students with two years of work experience with a ‘good’ GMAT score for admission, to the one year, fill-time postgraduate programme in management.

Similarly, Faculty of Management Studies (FMS) offers a part-time MBA to students who have at least three year of work experience. Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies (JBIMS) offers a part-time Master’s in managamentstudies (MMS) to students with at least two years of work experience. We teach up-to-date management strategies. Hence, in the long run, we will see equal distribution between our full-time courses for students with no work experience and the executive programmes designed for students with at least three years of work experience, says an official from IIM Ahmedabad.

Mission Admission
LIKE every year, The Times of India’s Mission Admission campaign is here to lend an ear to students queries and to resolve their admission-related worries. Designed with an objective to connect and engage with students, the programme aims to inform and assist school students to opt for the most suitable graduation courses as they head towards their chosen career path. The campaigns put fellow students and seniors in touch with eager undergraduate admission seekers and solve their queries in two ways – online and through a seminar.