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Distance learning MBA is more inclined towards self-study, there is flexibility of time, also the fee structure is comparatively less but there is lack of industry exposure regarding this which might be a problem for a fresher, if the main aim of any candidate pursuing distance MBA is placements then regular MBA is definitely lot more better option, and prior to going for one you should check out the placement reports of the concerned B-School, I would say if you're a fresher, have good academic scores consistently, then it's better you opt for regular MBA, as you will get to experience so much in person, as in terms of faculty, industry visits as done by B-Schools, interation with peers, networking etc, so being a fresher this will help you a lot in gaining a very different experience to that of distance MBA, in case you just want to go for distance MBA then I would say start looking for work, do interships, sign up with job portals, explore your choices, by doing so you will get to know what it's exactly that you want, and having a job and doing MBA along with it in distance mode can be good career boast, what I'm implying is even if you choose to MBA in distance mode, simultaneously gain expeirnce in your preferred job domain in little yet consistent manner, this will help you build you profile very strong, some of the top recommendations for distance MBA are as follows:

• Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies (NMIMS) , Global Access School for Continuing Education (NGA-SCE)  Rs 83,000
  
• IGNOU Rs 37800
  
• Symbiosis Center for Distance Learning  Rs 37000
  
• Institute of Management Technology, Centre for Distance Learning Rs 88,000
  
• Sikkim Manipal University Directorate of Distance Education Rs 80000

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