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An online MBA is delivered through digital platforms, allowing students to study remotely with flexible schedules, making it ideal for working professionals. In contrast, a regular MBA (also called full-time or on-campus MBA) involves attending physical classes, participating in campus activities, and often includes internships, providing a more immersive learning experience.
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