You have not mentioned your

You have not mentioned your qualification and age. As you specified you are working as an accountant for last 7 months. I am assuming you as a fresher and in early twenties. Part time MBA in India is not of much value and is meant only for those who can’t afford the time to stay in a bschool for1-2 year. Even ppl with more than 10-15 years are opting for 1 year fulltime MBA. So why are you thinking about part time MBA? First try to get a seat in a good b school if you don’t succeed then look for alternates. And don’t worry about funding the degree; if you can make it into a top b school money can never be a constraint. Many banks are eagerly waiting to provide you all the required fees with easy term/condition loans.

I am into IT for last 8

I am into IT for last 8 years and now interested in doing part time MBA from a b school of repute like IIM/XLRI/FMS or IIFT. Any one here who have joined a part time course and like to share his/her experiences with us. Like admission process, value of the course, student profile and etc.

Loans are not that easy.

Friends,

     I wanna share a first hand expirience of loans for MBA. 

Full time Courses : First and foremost if your dad(assuming he is taking the loan) is retired, getting loan is a distant possibility if you are not doing MBA from a premium university. As per State bank of india, they only provide loans to students for few select colleges. Loans from private bank too have a similar outlook. Moreover they is a amount of risk too. Not only there are a few hidden charges but also you cannot repay the loan earlier as in SBI . Its preferable if the institute helps in getting you the loans

Part-time courses: Its more difficult. ICICI bank doesn't have a option for this. SBI are very reluctant. IDBI bank (nationalised now) do give you loan depending on your company's and institute profile. Its better if your company finances or provides you loan.

Ciao, Subhashis