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The regular MBA program is a multi-disciplinary professional graduate study designed to meet the needs of the students who want to develop their career as successful managers, executives, and professionals of local and multinational organizations and as entrepreneurs. The program offers a unique opportunity for the prospective and practicing managers and professionals to upgrade their professional knowledge, expertise and improve their decision making and problem solving skills in different management areas of private and public sector and not-for-profit organizations.
The MBA (Regular) is a two-year (six semesters) program. A full-time student with any other Master's Degree should be able to complete the program in 16 to 20 months. A part time student will however take a longer time depending upon the number of courses he enrolls in every semester. A student with a 4-year BBA degree should be able to complete in 12 to 16 months as he may get exemption in some courses. A maximum of 33 credit hours may be exempted. Equivalence Committee of the University decides on course waiver based on previous results.
Students are required to complete 16 foundation and functional courses, 1(one) capstone/integrated course and any 4 (four) courses chosen from the area of concentration. In addition to completion of these 21 courses of 63 credit hours (3 credit hours for each course), a student is required to undergo an Internship Program, or write a thesis or undertake a Specialized Business Project of 6 credit hours. The total number of credit hours that are required to complete the regular MBA program at Eastern University is 69.
A student is required to take at least two courses per semester. A student must complete the program within a maximum period of 6 (six) years from the initial date of registration.
The regular MBA is a comprehensive program with appropriate emphasis on functional, cross-functional and support areas of modern business and organizational management. In addition to course work, carefully selected and designed project works, assignments, case studies, etc. serve the purpose of cross-functional integration of professional knowledge and skills of students in the context of real life business situations. Project works, case assignments, etc. are carefully designed to integrate the learning in individual courses to the real life practices.
To qualify for the MBA degree, a student has to pass all the required courses individually, pass the internship or the project with a minimum āCā grade, earn a minimum Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of 2.50 and maintain a record of good conduct.