A part-time MBA does not hold as much value as a full-time MBA does. One of my friends with an Executive MBA degree said it can only be a helping hand to support growth in your existing company or similar roles. It cannot provide much exposure. It will help you grow in the company you are already in. 

For instance, if you similarly want to be promoted to a TL role or Mid-level managerial role in the same field, a part-time MBA can provide an edge, given the competitiveness, and can partly also assist in job role changes in the same organization. 

However, in the case of a complete career shift, a part-time MBA can be a demanding approach. You will have to evidently prove your best side in the competition. 

It is suggested that you take into account your long-term goals, before arriving at any conclusion. That translates, a part-time MBA can probably provide a short-term career uplift, while simultaneously an executive or full-time MBA program can most definitely boost your future career exposure and lift you to better profiles with ease.

One of my friends pursued his B.Sc in Finance from NMIMS. Based on his input, I might be able to help you with your question. 

• All the demands and requirements of any corporation are assimilated into the curriculum. 
• The syllabus includes major subjects like Business Analytics (SAS Software), Alternative Investment Markets, Operation Research, Debt Markets, Financial Reporting Standards, or even Corporate Finance. 
• Theseare exclusive to NMIMS B.Sc. It can not be seen or found in any other syllabus within India. 
• Mumbai being the financial capital of the country provides us with better industrial exposure. 

If you have any misconception about having fun while you are here, drop it already. As at NMIMS you probably would not have time to do so. Just so you are fit for corporate culture, they train you in such a way that you don't face any problem in the future. 

Since you have an inclination towards Finance, you would realize that everything you had endured was worth it in the end. And if the situation is the opposite, you'd be left far, far behind in the Finance race pulverizing yourself under constant pressure.

Narsee Monjee Institute of Management and Higher Studies is a deemed University. They tend to meet the growing demand for young managers. One of my cousins graduated from NMIMS and here are some of the details I gathered from him.

• It is the first business school in India to be accredited with a 5-star rating by the UGC-sponsored NAAC.
• The University provides all the necessary facilities like a canteen, sports facilities, library, and hostel facilities.
• NMIMS offers fourteen courses including diploma programs of 1 year and post-graduate diplomas of 2 years.
• Their programs cater to the variety of needs of working executives, management students, fresh graduates, and homemakers as well.

All programs of the NMIMS School of Distance Learning are approved by the Joint Committee of UGC-AICTE-DEC. Also, these programs are highly flexible and focus mostly on self-paced learning.

According to the reviews online both NMIMS Mumbai and SIBM Pune have their fair share of pros and cons. THey each are better in their own way. 

Here are some facts that will help you understand the similarities and differences of both  the colleges:

• SIBM Pune has a smaller batch size of 180 students than NMIMS Mumbai, which has a student intake of 600+ students.
• SIBM Pune has a beautiful and much more well maintained campus than NMIMS Mumbai.
• NMIMS Mumbai has the location advantage. Centered in the heart of the city it enjoys being located in the industrial hub.
• Placements, industry visits, seminars, etc. are also better at NMIMS Mumbai.
• NMIMS Mumbai’s course is based on the Harvard Curriculum. 

NMIMS also has a better, more experienced faculty than SIBM Pune. Being in the centre of the industrial hub, many companies participate in their placement program.