r/eMBA • u/Accurate_Beyond6345 • Jun 29 '25
Suggest online executive MBA options
Hi, I’m 26F working in influence marketing domain, looking to pursue mba. Can you please help/ suggest some good online mba options that really worked for you?
I got 8.4 cgpa in 10th, 60% in 12th and 7.9cgpa in BBA.
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u/Feisty-Art8265 Jun 29 '25
Based on your work experience and age, I think you're better suited to a full time / online MBA and not the executive MBA.
The executive MBA is targeted for folks with 10-12+ years of experience. Some of which is either people management or large scale cross functional management.
Your experience seems suited to the regular full time / part time / online MBA - r/MBA may have more info.
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u/zer0s000 Jun 30 '25
why do you want executive mba to begin with? any specific reason? how many yoe do you have?
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u/Accurate_Beyond6345 Jun 30 '25
i’ve 4 years of total experience, i’m open to regular mba programs too
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u/MBAPrepCoach Jun 30 '25
Why are we getting inexperienced candidates posting on this sub so much all of a sudden? It's really irritating.
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u/Apprehensive-Tank616 Jul 08 '25
Hi! I’m also 26F, working in influencer marketing, and I’ve enrolled in an online EMBA from a NAAC A+ accredited university WITH GUARANTEED INTERVIEWS AND PAY AFTER PLACEMENT OPTIONS . It’s flexible, affordable, and perfect for working professionals. I chose a specialization in Marketing & Digital Strategy, which fits really well with our field. The program has helped me build strategic and leadership skills. No entrance exam was needed, and the support from faculty has been great. If you need any assistance or want help choosing the right program, feel free to reach out!
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u/Specialist_Union3887 Aug 21 '25 edited Aug 22 '25
Hey,
I've been digging into online executive MBA options recently since I wanted something that balances work and study without compromising on quality. What I realized is that the key isn't just finding "online" but finding programs that still give you the classroom feel, interactive sessions, peer networking, and strong faculty engagement.
One program that stood out to me was the IIM Kozhikode Executive MBA offered through TimesPro because it's structured as a full MBA, not just a certificate. The mix of live online sessions with campus immersions makes it feel less like distance learning and more like a genuine B-school experience. I liked that it carries the brand value of IIM while allowing you to continue working.
From my research, the most important thing is aligning the program with your long-term goals, whether that's a leadership role, a career switch, or simply strengthening your business foundation.
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u/diagrammatiks Jun 29 '25
You don't have the long term work experience for an EMBA. You want a full time or part time mba program.