B.Com

The minimum qualification for admission to the M.Phil program will be at least 55% marks in the aggregate in M.Com./ MIB/ MHROD/ MFC/ MBA and other such degrees which are equivalent to the MBA degree of the University of Delhi and other Indian universities. However, the candidates with degrees other

In case the university is not UGC recognised, hence it would not be recognised by the government too.

Yes, as long as you fulfill the merit list or clear the exams (if any), you can pursue the same through regular.

Please see: https://www.shiksha.com/accounting-commerce/course/b-com-narsee-monjee-college-of-commerce-and-economics-vile-parle-west-mumbai-253380

For B.Com honors , kindly refer the link below:
http://goo.gl/dVjRrp

Open learning is provided without any preliminary qualification and experience. Whereas distance learning is mode of providing programs credit based through distance learning, study material, online or correspondence, etc.
In open learning credits are not given, that means non-credit based system and

There are several courses which you can do along with your B.Com but before you decide upon any course you should know what are your interests and career aspirations. The choices can be in the field of accounts (like CA, ICWA or CS), or you can opt for short term IT Courses, (Like SAP, 3D Animation

Sydenham-Mumbai accepts MAT score but cut-off and admission process for this year is not yet declared. The same is expected to be declared after CET test. Considering your marks in MAT, I would suggest you wait for the cut-off.

Dear
Many universities do accept the 3 years diploma for Bachelor degree but the diploma from valid and Recognised polytechnic institute.You need to check the particular university admission guidelines for the Admission.
All the best.

Prepare for MBA by taking coaching and read 2 English newspapers daily and alongside prepare for your B.Com. To become eligible for CAT, MAT, XAT, etc. you need more than 50% in B.Com.