Distance/Correspondence MBA

Yes, you can apply for the MBA course in correspondence from Jain University. The eligibility criteria say that you should have an aggregate of 50% marks in graduation and should score accordingly in CAT or other MBA entrance exams.

Since you are interested in IT & Electronics, it will be advisable for you to explore certification courses in your area of interest & software development skills & explore work opportunities in the said area. A lot of private institutes run courses on IT & Electronics and are affiliated to international universities you can also look at them for your interest area. Keeping in mind your B.Sc Scores you can seek admission into such courses of your interest.

Dear Bharath,
Check the below link:
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Dear Poornima, Every working professional chooses this mode of education to enhance their skill and experience over time. Sharing with you below the link for a top institute in India for distance MBA in Finance. https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/amp/top-institutes-offering-distance-mba-in-finance-blogId-8005&ved=2ahUKEwjjvL_kmbbiAhWDrI8KHefrBfEQFjABegQICBAK&usg=AOvVaw1eG6sNFbiDcvNMQZ2AToYy&cf=1.

If your budget is Rs. 50000 then you can go with Jagannath University, where exams are not difficult and even university is well approved by UGC, NAAC, AICTE and AIU.

Technically you can pursue a Ph.D programme with a valid distance mode MBA degree. I will suggest that you give UGC NET (also known as CBSE NET) exam as most of the universities has this as eligibility criteria. Although, MBAs will vehemently dismiss the need for PHDs in a teaching Job, most professors in top Business Schools have a Ph.D. So, if your goal is to be part of a prestigious institute like Harvard, Wharton or any other Ivey league schools, doing a Ph.D after Executive or Full-time MBA would be a good move. Thank you.

This would depend a lot on the following factors:
1. Financial stability
2. Long term career plan
3. Interest areas
4. Score in CAT
5. Family responsibility
6. City of stay.

Both are one and the same. Some call it Distance while others call it external MBA. The best part here is that one can continue working & simultaneously learn as well. One needs to do self-study (some institutes, also have the option of some online sessions or some weeks of in-campus learning) & appear for exams.