Delhi/NCR

Hi Abhishek,
You can pursue MBA through distance learning. Please refer to the link below:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/top-10-institutes-for-distance-correspondence-mba-blogId-6301.

Yes, you can get admission under minority sector.

Everything depends upon your performance. If you're good in your stream, if you've Masters knowledge about it, you can always excel. Then a college really doesn't matter.
All the best.

Yes, there are institutes which offer MBA admission without any entrance exam score. But it will be difficult to get into any top-100 Institute as they require exam score for admission. If you are going for direct admission than directly post your query to the respective college, instead of going to any agent or consultants.

The Bar council of India recognizes the courses taken in regular course only. A degree in law obtained by means of a distance learning course or part time course in not recognized. So, it Is better to pursue a regular course in law else, it won't be of any use.

As per my opinion and my knowledge for doing Ph.D from New Delhi, you must have to give an IIT exam and have to qualify it, so that you can get enrolled yourself in Delhi University for Ph.D in Jamia University in New Delhi, but all these universities, you must have cleared the NET exam. For a professor, you must have to complete your Ph.D degree first, and then you are eligible for a professor in any university.

Mainly, all the IITs and PSUs conducts the GD and PI for the electrical engineering, as this is the only way to get to know about the candidate and his/her confidence level.

Hello Parvez, I am afraid, it will not be feasible. But do not loose hope. After completion of all rounds of counseling, if seats are vacant in colleges, they will find a way out. Just keep in touch with the management of if your intended college for this purpose and of course hope for miracle to happen. Best wishes.