Work-integrated learning programs can be an option for professionals who want to continue studying alongside employment. However, the format and requirements can vary from one program to another.

When comparing options, what would you check first?
Recognition of the specific qualification
Curriculum and practical projects
Total fees and additional costs
Class schedules and weekly workload
Relevance to your career goals
The Campus Review has a guide to work-integrated learning programs in India that may help start the research:
https://thecampusreview.com/careers/work-integrated-learning-programs/I'd be interested in hearing what other working professionals consider most important when researching further education.