I am working as a secretary in MNC. I’m looking for pursuing a part time course in MBA from ICFAI. Please give ur views for pursuing a course from ICFAI. Regards, Neelam.
From Germany, Wolfratshausen
From Germany, Wolfratshausen
Dear Neelam,
XLRI has part time (video conferencing) lectures for PG certificate in HR. You can check their website www.xlri.ac.in/satellite. This is for 1 year
Similarly reputed institutes also carry out PG or Executive MBA in HR, which are of 1 yrs to 2 yrs course.
But then you need to be ready to slog out for 1 year with Economics, Finance and mathematical equations being part of the curriculum.
Trust this helps
regards
Sunny
From India, Pune
XLRI has part time (video conferencing) lectures for PG certificate in HR. You can check their website www.xlri.ac.in/satellite. This is for 1 year
Similarly reputed institutes also carry out PG or Executive MBA in HR, which are of 1 yrs to 2 yrs course.
But then you need to be ready to slog out for 1 year with Economics, Finance and mathematical equations being part of the curriculum.
Trust this helps
regards
Sunny
From India, Pune
Even doing MBA-HR through distance learning from Symbiosis or any other such institute could be a good option.
From India, Delhi
1From India, Delhi
In other words, ICFAI is to be discouraged. Can some one please elaborate on the reasons? The hype created by this and some other "vendors" makes one believe that they have comparable courses.
From India, Mumbai
From India, Mumbai
Hi Friend,
I come across the news that ICFAI is not a genuine University i am not sure I heard this news through my friends . If you have desire to do MBA you better go for Symbiosis or any Recognised Indian University which is approved by UGC and NAAC.
From India, Hyderabad
I come across the news that ICFAI is not a genuine University i am not sure I heard this news through my friends . If you have desire to do MBA you better go for Symbiosis or any Recognised Indian University which is approved by UGC and NAAC.
From India, Hyderabad
Hi Neelam,
You can also do it in Welingkar Institute of Management (www.welingkar.org).
Regards
Saritha
From India, Bangalore
You can also do it in Welingkar Institute of Management (www.welingkar.org).
Regards
Saritha
From India, Bangalore
dear dr singh
as far as ur querry on not taking up degree from icfai
1. icfai is affiliated to utranchal - we dont know why
2. it has a link with sikkim - we dont know why
3. why are they not being recognised by UGC or AIU [association of indian un iversities
4. the university where i work does not approve a icfai mba for appointment under the aicte norms we dont know why
5. why are they so expesive .
6 why icfai national colleges have been closed at many places
7. why icfai business schools are being closed at many places
8 strong point
they provide the best training material and cases . delhi hyderabad are doing very well .
9.recommendation
join the ignou the best and cheapest and excellent material
blessings
dr ram mba phd
From India, Indore
as far as ur querry on not taking up degree from icfai
1. icfai is affiliated to utranchal - we dont know why
2. it has a link with sikkim - we dont know why
3. why are they not being recognised by UGC or AIU [association of indian un iversities
4. the university where i work does not approve a icfai mba for appointment under the aicte norms we dont know why
5. why are they so expesive .
6 why icfai national colleges have been closed at many places
7. why icfai business schools are being closed at many places
8 strong point
they provide the best training material and cases . delhi hyderabad are doing very well .
9.recommendation
join the ignou the best and cheapest and excellent material
blessings
dr ram mba phd
From India, Indore
Thanks, Dr. Ram!! I had asked the question on behalf of all who have had this on their mind, and for clarity.
If you just go through the answers given to the original question, you'll notice the general lack of clarity, though each of the respondents has genuine interest in trying to be of help.
Your answer has given a comprehensive set of reasons to be considered before making the choice. Clarity of thought, along with clarity of purpose, is reflected.
Thanks again, and best regards.
From India, Mumbai
If you just go through the answers given to the original question, you'll notice the general lack of clarity, though each of the respondents has genuine interest in trying to be of help.
Your answer has given a comprehensive set of reasons to be considered before making the choice. Clarity of thought, along with clarity of purpose, is reflected.
Thanks again, and best regards.
From India, Mumbai
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