Distance/Correspondence

No, you are not eligible for nutrition course!

Yes, you can pursue two courses at the same time through distance learning but I would suggest you to pursue one course through regular mode and the other one through distance learning especially engineering. I am saying so because All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) has not approved engineering courses in the open and distance learning (ODL) mode.
So it will be better if you pursue your engineering through regular mode and media course through distance learning mode.

Distance MBA from NMIMS is not much famous because all the perks and elements of an MBA course is present at the campus. I would suggest not to go for distance MBA at all because it doesn't really serve the purpose of an PGDM degree. All the information regarding the placement you can find at our website. Hope that helps.

No, CAT is not required to make an application in this distance education programme without it you can pursue your studies.

Yes, B.Com correspondence degree is valuable for other colleges.

If you know how to cook food, taste will automatically be there you don't need to read recipes. Same is with handling D-SLR cameras. Having knowledge about how to operate it is good, but only with physical practical training. You know the terms, but don't have any idea how to change it in camera. So, instead of doing distance learning get yourself enrolled in the weekend classes of photography and see yourself improving every day.

If you want to do via correspondence and with low fee. IGNOU is one of the best institutions that will fulfill your needs and easier in all respect like procedure and all. Go for IGNOU.

Yes, you can go for Masters Program in Business Management. Minimum 24 months experience is required. You must be a graduate/ diploma holder from a recognized college/ university.

Yes, B.Sc in fashion design is offered as a Distance/Correspondence course and duration is 3 years.