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Executive or Regular MBA?

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Masters in Business administration is an important aspect of education which imparts the business sense in people who wants to gain knowledge in Business and Organizational work. ISBR Business schools offers variety of courses in various domains like Marketing, Finance, Human Resources and Operation.

Besides gaining entrepreneur skills, one pursues MBA for personal and professional growth. Talking particular about working professionals, at certain point of time in their career they get saturated with the same work profile and they look forward to developing new skills which can provide leverage at workplace. So they look for MBA or EMBA.

There is a difference between two programs. Executive MBA is a short term intensive program course that helps the professionals to build specific skills. ISBR Bangalore Also, an effective way to enrich their skill set and promote career growth. There are a number of top business schools that offers a wide range of executive MBA courses. Of course because of shorter time and financial commitments of executive MBA programs, companies sponsor employees to help them develop their skills and move up career ladder.

Regular MBA on the other hand has its own advantage. It is a long term course, generally 2 years program where a student and professionals understands the management concept through classroom coaching. As a part of curriculum one undergoes Summer Internship after 1st year in order to get industrial exposure. There are a number of good colleges that offers regular MBA, imparting quality education along with excellent placement opportunities.

Either way, many aspects of choosing an MBA program resembles to choosing executive education programs. It completely depends upon students. Potential students should look for quality indicators like alumni resources, international accreditations, infrastructure, teaching staff and many other factors.

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How to choose the specialization area in an MBA course?

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Master of Business Administration is generally a two year course if not an executive MBA. The first and second year is separated by the summer internship which is a part of curriculum. The main objective behind it is to provide the industrial exposure to the students. The first year is generic in nature where students get an idea about various management functions. The subjects taught are introductory in nature.

When they come to second year, the students have to choose from a variety of specializations. ISBR include majorly 5 types of MBA institutes namely Marketing, Finance, Human Resource Development, Operation Management and Information Technology. Some of the other colleges have streams like International Business too.     

ISBR Bangalore completely depends upon once ability and area of interest in particular domain. Students who are from Mechanical Background or have mechanical ability, who like to work with machines and tools should choose production and operations. For the people who love to observe, learn, investigate, analyze, evaluate and solve problems should go for marketing. These are the people with good interactive ability and communication skills.

People who have innovative, artistic and institutional abilities and love to work in unstructured environment must opt for strategy sector. These are the people with higher imagination and creativity. Similarly people who are good with number should opt for Finance. Students opting for HR should have the ability to work with people, to enlighten, inform, help, train and are skilled with words.

Whichever specialization one chooses, the MBA institutes can introduce you towards that domain of MBA programs but ultimately it’s your judgment to take decision regarding specialization.

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