Hi Seniors,
I have completed my Graduation last year and have started working as an HR executive in a software company for the past year. My situation is that I am not able to learn anything about HR aspects here since all the work is handled by my senior HR.
So, I have decided to apply for an MBA in HR through distance education. Some of my friends and family members are suggesting that I pursue some law courses through correspondence.
My question is, can I apply for two courses at two different universities at the same time? Additionally, I do not have any idea about good law colleges or distance learning institutions in India. Could you also provide me with these details?
Thank you in advance.
Regards,
Priyanka
From India, Madras
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1I have completed my Graduation last year and have started working as an HR executive in a software company for the past year. My situation is that I am not able to learn anything about HR aspects here since all the work is handled by my senior HR.
So, I have decided to apply for an MBA in HR through distance education. Some of my friends and family members are suggesting that I pursue some law courses through correspondence.
My question is, can I apply for two courses at two different universities at the same time? Additionally, I do not have any idea about good law colleges or distance learning institutions in India. Could you also provide me with these details?
Thank you in advance.
Regards,
Priyanka
From India, Madras
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Hi Priyanka,
I do agree that having an MBA with a Law course is beneficial. However, I doubt if there is any law college that offers courses through correspondence mode. If such an option exists, it would be preferable to pursue a dual course. Additionally, it is advisable to pursue a course while working. When working in an organization, it may be challenging to engage in a dual course due to limited time for work and study.
From India, Bangalore
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I do agree that having an MBA with a Law course is beneficial. However, I doubt if there is any law college that offers courses through correspondence mode. If such an option exists, it would be preferable to pursue a dual course. Additionally, it is advisable to pursue a course while working. When working in an organization, it may be challenging to engage in a dual course due to limited time for work and study.
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Yes, you can apply. However, to be eligible to practice law, your LLB must be full-time. You may do an MBA through distance learning and LLB full-time from an institute. You may refer to the following link. The following blog post will help:
Govind's blog for HRM, Business knowledge, and career counseling based on experience: How to choose a distance learning MBA
You may also refer to other blog postings:
Govind's blog for HRM, Business knowledge, and career counseling based on experience: PGDBA/ PGDBM/ PG Diploma in Management equivalent to an MBA
Govind's blog for HRM, Business knowledge, and career counseling based on experience: People should not opt for MBA/ PG Courses from these institutes (Distance mode)
Govind's blog for HRM, Business knowledge, and career counseling based on experience: Are you thinking that you got a Symbiosis University degree from SCDL? Think again about it - you are cheated.
If you still face issues, please let me know.
Regards,
Govind
From India, Mumbai
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Govind's blog for HRM, Business knowledge, and career counseling based on experience: How to choose a distance learning MBA
You may also refer to other blog postings:
Govind's blog for HRM, Business knowledge, and career counseling based on experience: PGDBA/ PGDBM/ PG Diploma in Management equivalent to an MBA
Govind's blog for HRM, Business knowledge, and career counseling based on experience: People should not opt for MBA/ PG Courses from these institutes (Distance mode)
Govind's blog for HRM, Business knowledge, and career counseling based on experience: Are you thinking that you got a Symbiosis University degree from SCDL? Think again about it - you are cheated.
If you still face issues, please let me know.
Regards,
Govind
From India, Mumbai
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What is your age? If you are still in a age for a regular academic you should go for regular courses.
From India, Pune
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From India, Pune
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Thank you very much for your great reply, sir. I was shocked to read your articles about the distance education universities/colleges. So, are all these universities/colleges fake? I mean, there was a time when I had decided to do an MBA course from Symbiosis. It's really shocking, but unfortunately, I have to choose the distance mode since I'm working right now. Thank you for providing me with valuable information. :) :)
From India, Madras
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From India, Madras
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My age is 21. Going for a regular course is not possible for me as of now, sir, because I have to look after my family and save up money for the future. So, I am planning to pursue it in distance mode so that later on, I can apply for a job change if I have a dual degree at the same time.
From India, Madras
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