What is EMBA?

The Executive Master of Business Administration (EMBA) is a Professional Certification Program identical to the Master of Business Administration (MBA). It is tailored to Corporate Executives and Senior Managers who are already in the industry. An Executive MBA program, also known as an EMBA, allows executives to complete their Professional certification while working full-time. The typical EMBA student is well-versed in their industry and has a substantial amount of job experience before enrolling in the program.

These are the key elements to consider when considering the advantages of an EMBA.

1) The ability to apply what you’ve learned to the work right away.

2) Enhance your leadership potential.

3) Excellent financial returns.

4) Online EMBAs allow for flexibility.

5) Career acceleration.

6) Enhance Your Career Development.

7) Ability to manage across an Organization.

8) Broadcast your network.

9) Kick Start a Stagnating Career.

10) Get Equipped for Upper Management Positions.

1) The term “learning skills on the job” refers to the ability to learn or develop knowledge while completing tasks at work. The majority of the workforce will pick up skills on the job, but others will require comprehensive training in job-specific technical abilities.

3) EMBA graduates often see the salary increase even sooner than regular MBA students, as the superiors recognize the positive results of studies even before they have completed, while regular MBA students may still be looking for job offers.

4) The Professional certifications you receive will help you develop in your profession and bring value to both you and your company. You will adopt a new mindset that will become second nature as you enhance your analytical, implementation, and presentation skills.

5) The flexibility of a flexible MBA allows working students or employees to accumulate credits over time. The Modular MBA program at IBMS Institute in Navi Mumbai caters to this by holding classes once a month, over a weekend.

6) Many things need to be managed if you work in a large organization, such as connections with people at all levels, including your boss, peers, and direct reports. There are a number of courses through which IBMS can assist you in managing relationships.

7) While the Executive MBA program has several benefits, one is that it places you in an environment where you will be interacting with other managers and executives.  There is no better way to stay engaged than through alumni chapters.