Quick Answer
A hybrid MBA in India is an MBA that mixes live online classes with compulsory time on campus, so you can keep working. “Hybrid” is a design label, not a legal mode: the UGC’s 2020 Regulations define only conventional, online and open and distance learning modes. IIM Ahmedabad, IIM Lucknow, IIM Mumbai and IIM Kozhikode run blended MBAs; NMIMS runs an online-mode MBA with campus immersion.
Key Highlights
- A hybrid MBA is a marketing and design term in India. The UGC (Open and Distance Learning Programmes and Online Programmes) Regulations, 2020 define conventional, online and ODL modes, and none of them is called hybrid or blended.
- IIM Ahmedabad’s BPGP, formerly its Online MBA, awards an MBA degree, runs live online sessions four times a week and needs a one-week campus module every term. Its 2026-28 fee was ₹20,00,000, as checked on 3 November 2026.
- IIM Lucknow’s blended MBA (bMBA) lists 13 campus days in year one and 15 in year two, with a total of ₹14,95,000 including other fees and accommodation for the 2026-28 batch.
- NMIMS’s MBA (Working Executive) is labelled “Degree In Online Mode” yet lists on-campus immersion, which shows how one programme can be online by law and hybrid in design.
- For a university programme, the mode of delivery has to be printed on the back of every degree and mark sheet under Regulation 16(2), so ask which mode a hybrid programme is legally run under before you pay.
What is a hybrid MBA?
A hybrid MBA is an MBA programme that delivers most of its teaching online, usually through live evening or weekend classes, and adds compulsory in-person components such as campus modules, immersions or classes at a learning centre. Institutes also call it a blended MBA. The aim is to let you keep a full-time job while still getting some classroom time with faculty and classmates.
The word describes how a programme is built. It does not tell you what you receive at the end, who regulates the award or what mode will be printed on your documents. Those three questions matter more than the label, and most pages that rank for “hybrid MBA” skip them.
In India today, you will see the label used for three quite different things:
- Blended MBA degrees from IIMs, such as IIM Ahmedabad’s BPGP and IIM Lucknow’s bMBA, where live online classes are combined with campus modules every term or year.
- University MBAs in online mode that add a campus element, such as NMIMS’s MBA (Working Executive), which its page calls a degree in online mode and which also lists on-campus immersion.
- Studio or centre-based formats, such as IIM Kozhikode’s MBA for working executives, where faculty teach live from a campus studio to participants sitting in learning centres in different cities, with compulsory campus modules.
All three are sometimes sold as the “best hybrid MBA programs”. They differ in cost, eligibility, regulation and how much travel they need, so it helps to treat them separately.
Is a hybrid MBA the same as a blended MBA?
Yes, in practice the two terms are used for the same idea: online teaching plus compulsory face-to-face time. IIM Ahmedabad, IIM Lucknow and IIM Mumbai all use “blended” in their programme names. News coverage and ed-tech partners often say “hybrid” for the same programmes. Neither term is a mode of delivery under the UGC’s 2020 Regulations, as the next section explains.
Is “hybrid” a mode recognised by the UGC?
No. The UGC (Open and Distance Learning Programmes and Online Programmes) Regulations, 2020 define three modes in Regulation 2, and hybrid is not one of them. We read the definitions in the UGC online and ODL regulations on 3 November 2026:
| Mode in the 2020 Regulations | What the definition says, in short | Where face-to-face time fits |
|---|---|---|
| Conventional mode, Reg 2(f) | Face-to-face interaction between teacher and learner in a regular classroom | It “does not exclude supplementary instructions” through online means |
| Online mode, Reg 2(u) | Full-fledged programme delivery through the internet using technology-assisted mechanisms | Not part of the definition |
| Open and Distance Learning (ODL), Reg 2(v) | Delivery through a variety of media, including print, electronic and online | Includes “occasional interactive face-to-face meetings” or Learner Support Services |
The word “blended” does appear in the Regulations, but only where they ask institutions to build technology facilities that “support blended learning” for learner support. It is not a separate category of programme.
So when a university sells a “hybrid MBA”, the programme still has to sit inside one of these three modes. A campus MBA with some online classes is still conventional. An online MBA with an optional or compulsory campus visit is still online, as long as the university is allowed to run it in online mode. An ODL MBA can include occasional contact classes by definition.
How much of a campus MBA can be taught online?
A conventional, on-campus programme can include some online credit courses. The UGC SWAYAM credit regulations of 2021 say, in Regulation 4(7), that an institution “may allow only up to forty per cent.” of the total courses offered in a programme in a semester through online credit courses on the SWAYAM platform.
That is the clearest official number we found for mixing online learning into a campus programme. It does not turn a campus MBA into a separate “hybrid” category, and it covers SWAYAM courses specifically, not every kind of online class an institute runs.
Why the legal mode matters to you
The mode is not a technicality. For degrees and certificates awarded in ODL and online mode, Regulation 16(2) makes it mandatory to print the mode of delivery, date of admission, date of completion and examination centres on the back of every degree, certificate and mark sheet. Your documents will say “online” or “ODL” for those programmes, whatever the brochure called it.
Regulation 22 then treats degrees awarded through ODL and online mode by recognised institutions as equivalent to the corresponding conventional degrees. The practical lesson: a “hybrid” label is fine, but you should know which mode sits underneath it, and you should check that the university is listed for that mode and programme for your admission session. Our guide on the UGC approved online MBA shows how to read those lists.
Which hybrid MBA programmes in India can you actually verify?
The hybrid and blended MBAs we could verify on official pages are mostly from IIMs, plus NMIMS’s online-mode MBA for working executives. Here is what each official page or brochure said when we checked it. Fees and dates change every cycle, so treat these as a starting point and recheck before you apply.
IIM Ahmedabad: Blended Post Graduate Programme in Management (MBA-BPGP)
IIM Ahmedabad’s BPGP programme page calls it a two-year, degree-granting programme “offered in a blended mode with live online sessions and on-campus modules”, and notes it was formerly known as the Online MBA Programme. The BPGP FAQ page says participants are awarded the Master of Business Administration degree and that campus attendance is mandatory for completing the programme.
The IIMA BPGP brochure for 2026-28 adds the detail:
| Detail | What IIMA’s 2026-28 brochure says |
|---|---|
| Duration | Two years, six terms, with flexibility to complete in three years |
| Live online sessions | Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings (6:30 PM to 9:30 PM) and Sunday mornings, two sessions each |
| Campus time | One week per term on the IIMA campus |
| Total contact hours | 900 |
| Eligibility | 3 years of full-time work experience after graduation, minimum age 24, bachelor’s degree with at least 50% (dates as on 30 April 2026) |
| Admission test | IIMA Admission Test (IAT), or a CAT, GMAT or GRE score from the last five years |
| Programme fee | ₹20,00,000, excluding travel and accommodation for campus modules |
| Optional extra | A week-long international immersion at a partner university |
| Cycle shown | Applications closed 10 April 2026; first campus module 1 to 6 September 2026 |
With one campus week in each of six terms, plan for about six weeks on campus over two years (our calculation). That is the core trade-off of a hybrid MBA: you keep your job, but you still need leave and travel budget.
IIM Lucknow: blended MBA (bMBA)
IIM Lucknow’s bMBA programme page describes a two-year MBA over six terms, with the Master of Business Administration (bMBA) degree awarded by IIM Lucknow. When we checked on 3 November 2026, the page listed:
- live online classes on Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings and Sunday mornings,
- campus immersion of 13 days in year one and 15 days in year two, which is 28 campus days in total (our calculation),
- at least three years of full-time work experience after graduation and 50% in the bachelor’s degree,
- a CAT, GRE or GMAT score from the last five years, or IIM Lucknow’s own bMBA entrance exam,
- tuition of ₹14,00,000 for the full programme and a total of ₹14,95,000 including other fees and accommodation, plus a ₹50,000 acceptance fee due within 15 days of selection.
The 2026-28 batch began classes on 28 August 2026, so the next intake will have new dates.
IIM Mumbai: Blended Post Graduate Programme in Management (MBA-BPGP)
IIM Mumbai’s MBA-BPGP brochure is for the batch whose classes began in January 2026. It describes a “two-year online/blended mode program” and listed:
| Detail | What the brochure says |
|---|---|
| Structure | 8 modules, 31 courses (16 core and 15 electives), capstone and group projects |
| Campus time | Two immersions of one week each, in Module 4 and after Module 8; both mandatory, with travel, food and accommodation at the student’s cost |
| Eligibility | Bachelor’s degree with 50% (45% for SC, ST and PwD), plus three years of relevant work experience |
| Admission test | CAT, GMAT or GRE from the last five years, or the IIM Mumbai Admission Test (IMAT) |
| Fee | ₹15,00,000 in annual instalments, or ₹16,00,000 in module instalments; application fee ₹2,500 |
| Flexibility | Up to five years to complete |
The brochure names an ed-tech partner in its marketing, as several IIM blended programmes do. That does not change who awards the programme, but it is worth knowing whose team you are talking to when you call the number on an advert.
IIM Kozhikode: MBA for working executives through interactive learning
IIM Kozhikode’s interactive learning delivery page describes its MBA for working executives, earlier known as the Executive Post Graduate Programme in Management. Faculty teach from an interactive learning studio on the IIMK campus, and participants attend from learning centres across major Indian cities, on the platform of Times Professional Learning. The MBA has three in-campus modules of six days each, and attendance is mandatory. That is 18 days on campus (our calculation), on top of regular sessions at a city centre.
This is a third kind of hybrid: you are not studying from home, and you are not on the main campus every week either.
NMIMS: MBA (Working Executive), online mode with campus immersion
The NMIMS MBA (Working Executive) page labels the programme “Degree In Online Mode”. It runs for two years over eight terms, asks for 55% in graduation (50% for SC, ST, OBC and PwD) plus three or more years of work experience, and costs ₹2,50,000 in year one and ₹2,00,000 in year two, or ₹4,00,000 as an optional one-time fee, as checked on 3 November 2026. The page also lists “On-Campus Immersion for Networking”, without giving the number of days or saying whether it is compulsory.
NMIMS appears on the 2026-27 UGC-DEB entitled list with an MBA (Working Executive). That makes it the clearest example of a programme that is online by law and hybrid in feel. Our online executive MBA guide covers it in more depth.
What we did not find
We searched the text of the three 2026-27 UGC-DEB lists (entitled, recognised and ODL) for the words “hybrid” and “blended” and found no programme labelled that way. We also found no Indian Institute of Management on those lists. The lists are scanned documents, so read them yourself. The point stands: the UGC-DEB lists name programmes in online or ODL mode, not hybrid ones.
You will also see private colleges, ed-tech sites and international schools advertising a “hybrid MBA”. We have not listed programmes we could not verify on an official page, so this guide will not give you a long table of “top hybrid MBA programs”. Use the checks later in this article on any programme you find.
How do hybrid MBA programmes compare side by side?
The table below compares the programmes above on what most working professionals ask first. Fees are the latest figures we found on official pages, with the cycle noted.
| Programme | Award | Legal or institutional basis | Online part | Campus part | Experience asked | Fee seen |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| IIM Ahmedabad BPGP | MBA degree | IIM degree | Live sessions four times a week | One week per term, mandatory | 3 years | ₹20,00,000 (2026-28) |
| IIM Lucknow bMBA | MBA degree | IIM degree | Live evening and Sunday classes | 13 days in year one, 15 in year two | 3 years | ₹14,95,000 total (2026-28) |
| IIM Mumbai MBA-BPGP | Brochure title: MBA (MBA-BPGP) | IIM programme | Live online classes | Two one-week immersions, mandatory | 3 years | ₹15,00,000 (batch from Jan 2026) |
| IIM Kozhikode MBA for working executives | MBA | IIM degree | Live from campus studio to city learning centres | Three 6-day modules, mandatory | Check official page | Check official page |
| NMIMS MBA (Working Executive) | MBA degree | Online mode, UGC-DEB entitled list | Online | Campus immersion listed, details not stated | 3+ years | ₹4,50,000 or ₹4,00,000 one-time |
| Standard online MBA | MBA degree | Online mode, UGC-DEB list | Fully online | Usually none | Usually none | Varies by university |
Two patterns stand out. First, every IIM blended MBA we verified asks for about three years of work experience and an entrance test or interview. Second, the IIM programmes cost roughly three to five times the NMIMS online MBA (WX) list fee (our calculation from the figures above), and several times the fee of a standard online MBA. Our online MBA fee comparison shows what fully online programmes cost.
How is a hybrid MBA different from online, part-time and executive MBAs?
A hybrid MBA sits between a fully online MBA and a campus MBA: most teaching is online, but some campus time is compulsory. The other labels describe different things, so they overlap with hybrid rather than compete with it.
| Format | Where you study | Who it is built for | How often you travel |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hybrid or blended MBA | Online plus compulsory campus modules | Working professionals, often with 3+ years of experience | Several times over the programme |
| Online MBA | Online, live and recorded | Anyone eligible, usually no experience needed | Rarely or never |
| Part-time or weekend MBA | On campus, evenings or weekends | People who live near the campus | Every week |
| Executive MBA | Varies: online, hybrid or campus | Mid-career managers | Depends on format |
| Distance (ODL) MBA | Self-study material, occasional contact | Learners who want low cost and flexibility | Exams and occasional sessions |
If you are still deciding between formats, our guide to the types of MBA in India explains each one. For the weekend option specifically, see part-time MBA vs online MBA.
Hybrid vs online MBA: the real differences
The hybrid vs online MBA question comes down to four things:
- Campus time. A hybrid MBA requires it. Most online MBAs do not, or keep it optional.
- Cost. The hybrid MBAs we verified from IIMs sit between ₹14 lakh and ₹20 lakh. Standard online MBAs at the universities we track cost about ₹1 lakh to ₹2.25 lakh for two years, as checked in October 2026.
- Entry bar. Hybrid MBAs from IIMs ask for work experience and a test. Most online MBAs need a bachelor’s degree with a minimum percentage.
- Regulation. A university online MBA is run under the UGC’s online mode, with the mode printed on your documents. IIM blended MBAs are awarded by the IIM under its own Act.
Neither is better in general. The right answer depends on how much you value in-person time, how much you can spend, and whether you can take leave for campus weeks.
How is a hybrid MBA regulated?
How a hybrid MBA is regulated depends on who awards it. IIMs award their own degrees, while a university’s hybrid MBA has to fit into one of the UGC’s modes.
IIM blended MBAs
IIMs grant degrees under the Indian Institutes of Management Act. Their blended MBAs are the institute’s own programmes, set by the institute’s own processes, which is why each IIM publishes its own eligibility, test and fee. They do not appear on the UGC-DEB online or ODL lists, and you should not expect to find them there. Your check is the IIM’s own official programme page and the award wording in its FAQ or brochure.
University MBAs called hybrid
A university MBA called hybrid falls into one of two buckets:
- A campus (conventional) MBA with some online teaching. This is still a regular programme. Online credit courses through SWAYAM are capped at 40% of the courses in a semester under the 2021 SWAYAM regulations. Ask how attendance is counted and where exams are held.
- An online or ODL MBA with some campus time. This is run under the 2020 Regulations. The university must be listed for that programme and mode on the UGC-DEB list for your admission session, and the mode will appear on the back of your degree and mark sheets under Regulation 16(2). You also need a DEB-ID created through your ABC-ID, as the UGC requires for all online and ODL learners.
The risky case is a programme that sounds like a campus MBA in the brochure but is actually run in online or ODL mode, or the reverse. Neither is invalid on its own. The problem is buying one thing and receiving another.
What about one-year hybrid MBAs?
Be careful with any hybrid MBA promised in twelve months from a university. The UGC’s 2014 Specification of Degrees lists the MBA with a two year minimum duration, and clause 14 says a degree awarded in contravention of it is deemed an unspecified degree. Every IIM blended MBA we verified is two years long. If a short “hybrid MBA” turns out to be a certificate, our guide to online MBA certificate vs degree explains the difference.
Who should choose a hybrid MBA?
A hybrid MBA suits you if you have around three or more years of full-time experience, want a degree without leaving your job, and genuinely value classroom time with faculty and peers enough to pay and travel for it. It is a particularly good fit when:
- Your employer will support leave for campus weeks, or your role allows remote work during them.
- You want a strong peer network, and you learn better in discussion than on your own.
- You can afford the fee without stretching your finances, since the IIM programmes we verified cost ₹14 lakh to ₹20 lakh.
- You can clear an entrance test, or already hold a recent CAT, GMAT or GRE score.
Who should look elsewhere?
A hybrid MBA is probably not the right choice if:
- You have less than three years of experience. Most hybrid programmes we verified would not accept you yet. A standard online MBA for working professionals usually needs no experience.
- You cannot take leave or travel. Missing a compulsory campus module can hold up completion.
- Your budget is under a few lakh rupees. A university online MBA gives you the same degree level for far less.
- You want flexibility above all. Fixed live sessions four evenings a week are a heavy commitment on top of a demanding job.
What does studying in a hybrid MBA feel like week to week?
A hybrid MBA week usually means two to four live online sessions in the evenings or at weekends, plus readings, case preparation and group work, with campus weeks a few times a year. IIM Ahmedabad’s 2026-28 brochure, for example, schedules two sessions each on Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings and Sunday morning, with each session lasting 75 minutes.
That rhythm is very different from a recorded-lecture online course. You cannot binge a month of content in one weekend; live attendance and preparation are expected every week. If you are new to online classes, our guide to studying MBA online describes the LMS, live classes and exams in detail.
Some practical habits help:
- Block your live session slots permanently in your work calendar.
- Apply for campus-week leave early, as soon as dates are announced.
- Budget for travel and stay separately, since several fee schedules exclude them.
- Pick a project from your own workplace for capstones and group projects where the programme allows it.
How much does a hybrid MBA cost in India?
The verified hybrid MBAs from IIMs cost between about ₹14 lakh and ₹20 lakh for two years, while NMIMS’s online-mode MBA (WX) with campus immersion costs ₹4,00,000 to ₹4,50,000. Here are the official figures we found:
| Programme | Headline fee | What is excluded or extra |
|---|---|---|
| IIM Ahmedabad BPGP (2026-28) | ₹20,00,000 | Travel and accommodation for campus modules; international immersion costs; application fee ₹2,000 (CAT, GMAT or GRE) or ₹5,000 (IAT) |
| IIM Lucknow bMBA (2026-28) | ₹14,00,000 tuition; ₹14,95,000 total | Application fee ₹2,000 or ₹3,000 with the entrance exam; ₹50,000 acceptance fee |
| IIM Mumbai MBA-BPGP (batch from Jan 2026) | ₹15,00,000 annual instalments; ₹16,00,000 module instalments | Application fee ₹2,500; travel, food and accommodation for immersions |
| NMIMS MBA (Working Executive) | ₹4,50,000, or ₹4,00,000 one-time | ₹1,500 admission processing fee |
The hidden cost of any hybrid MBA is campus time. Count flights or trains, hotel nights and leave days for every module. On IIM Lucknow’s schedule, that is 28 days over two years (our calculation); on IIM Kozhikode’s, 18 days in three modules (our calculation). Ask for a written fee schedule that lists every payment, its due date and the refund terms before you accept an offer.
What questions should you ask before joining a hybrid MBA?
Ask these questions in writing and keep the answers. The first three settle whether the programme is what it says it is.
- Who awards the degree? Name the institution exactly. An IIM, a university, or a certificate from someone else?
- Under which mode is it legally run? For a university: conventional, online or ODL? What will be printed on the back of the degree and mark sheets?
- Is the university listed for this programme and mode on the UGC-DEB list for my admission session, if it is online or ODL?
- How many campus days are compulsory, where are they held, and what happens if I miss one?
- When are the live sessions, and are they recorded if work keeps me away?
- How are exams conducted: online and proctored, at a centre, or on campus?
- What is the full cost, including travel, accommodation, deposits and GST if any?
- How long can I take to finish, and what does an extension cost?
- Is an ed-tech partner involved, and does it collect fees or only market the programme?
- What is the refund policy at each stage?
If an admissions team cannot answer questions one and two clearly, treat that as your answer.
What are the red flags in hybrid MBA marketing?
Most hybrid MBAs are legitimate. The red flags below are prompts to ask more questions, not proof of a problem.
| Red flag | What it often means | What to ask |
|---|---|---|
| “Hybrid MBA” with no awarding body named | The award may be a certificate, or from an unrecognised body | “Which institution awards the degree?” |
| A university hybrid MBA in 12 months | Not the two-year MBA under the 2014 Specification of Degrees | “What exact award appears on my certificate?” |
| “Recognised hybrid mode” claims | There is no hybrid mode in the 2020 Regulations | “Is it conventional, online or ODL mode?” |
| Campus days described as optional in ads but mandatory in the brochure | Hidden travel and leave costs | “How many campus days are compulsory?” |
| Learning centres in other states for a private university’s ODL MBA | Private ODL is limited to headquarters and recognised off-campus centres, with no Learner Support Centres | “Is this programme ODL, and where is your centre approved?” |
| Fees collected only by a third party with no university receipt | Unclear contract | “Who issues my fee receipt?” |
| No DEB-ID step for an online or ODL MBA | Admission may not be properly registered | “When do I create my DEB-ID?” |
The UGC’s own student precautions notice of March 2024 lists checks for ODL and online programmes. Read it before you pay any university that calls its programme hybrid.
How do you choose the best hybrid MBA for you?
The best hybrid MBA for you is the one whose award, campus schedule and fee fit your goal, your job and your budget, in that order. Rankings and brand matter, but they come after those three checks. Use this sequence:
- Decide whether you need a degree. If yes, drop any certificate from your list.
- Count the campus days you can realistically manage. Six weeks over two years is very different from zero.
- Check your eligibility. Most IIM blended MBAs want three years of experience and a test score.
- Compare total cost, not tuition alone. Add travel, stay and leave.
- For university programmes, confirm the mode and the UGC-DEB listing. For IIM programmes, confirm the award on the official page.
If you find that you mainly want flexibility and a recognised degree, a fully online MBA may serve you better than a hybrid one at a fraction of the price.
Not sure whether a programme you have seen advertised as hybrid is online, ODL or campus by law? Send the brochure to an admission advisor and we will help you read the award and mode wording before you decide.
How GetOnlineDegree.in Helps
We help working professionals compare online MBA programmes from universities on the UGC-DEB lists, using official fee schedules, programme pages and the UGC’s own documents. If you are weighing a hybrid MBA from an IIM against a university online MBA, we can set the two side by side: award, mode, campus days, eligibility and total cost.
We do not run hybrid programmes and we do not promise admission or placement. What we can do is help you check the mode a programme is run under, whether the university is listed for it, and what will appear on your degree. The final choice is always yours.
Conclusion
A hybrid MBA in India is a programme design, not a legal category. The UGC’s 2020 Regulations recognise conventional, online and ODL modes only, and every university hybrid MBA has to sit inside one of them. The blended MBAs we could verify are mostly from IIMs, such as IIM Ahmedabad’s BPGP and IIM Lucknow’s bMBA. They award MBA degrees, ask for about three years of experience and cost ₹14 lakh to ₹20 lakh. NMIMS’s MBA (Working Executive) shows the university version: online by law, with campus immersion added.
Before you join any hybrid MBA, confirm who awards it, which mode it runs under, how many campus days are compulsory and the full cost including travel. If those answers fit your life and your goal, a hybrid MBA can give you the best of online flexibility and classroom contact.
FAQs
Is a hybrid MBA valid in India?
A hybrid MBA is valid when a recognised institution awards it. IIM blended MBAs are degrees awarded by the IIM under its own Act. A university’s hybrid MBA is valid when it is run in an approved mode: conventional, or online or ODL with the university listed on the UGC-DEB list for your session. Ask which mode applies before you pay.
Does the UGC recognise a hybrid mode for MBA programmes?
No. The UGC (Open and Distance Learning Programmes and Online Programmes) Regulations, 2020 define conventional, online and ODL modes, and none is called hybrid or blended. A university programme called hybrid is legally one of these three. For online and ODL degrees, the mode of delivery is printed on the back of the degree and mark sheets under Regulation 16(2).
Which IIMs offer a blended or hybrid MBA?
Among the programmes we verified on official pages, IIM Ahmedabad runs the BPGP, IIM Lucknow the bMBA and IIM Mumbai the MBA-BPGP, all two years long with live online classes and compulsory campus modules. IIM Kozhikode runs an MBA for working executives taught from a campus studio to city learning centres, with three six-day campus modules.
How much does a hybrid MBA cost?
On official pages we checked, IIM Ahmedabad’s BPGP was ₹20,00,000 for 2026-28 and IIM Lucknow’s bMBA ₹14,95,000 in total. IIM Mumbai’s MBA-BPGP was ₹15,00,000 for the batch that began in January 2026. NMIMS’s MBA (Working Executive), an online-mode MBA with campus immersion, was ₹4,50,000, or ₹4,00,000 one-time. Add travel and stay for campus modules.
Can I do a hybrid MBA without work experience?
Most hybrid MBAs we verified need about three years of full-time work experience after graduation, including IIM Ahmedabad, IIM Lucknow and IIM Mumbai, and NMIMS’s MBA (Working Executive) asks for three or more years. If you have less experience, a standard online MBA from a UGC-DEB listed university usually needs only a bachelor’s degree with a minimum percentage.
