Distance

Maximum colleges take direct admission in the distance engineering course through your 12th or Diploma percentage. There are very few colleges that conduct entrance test:
For colleges check out the link:
https://engineering.shiksha.com/distance-learning-mechanical-engineering-in-india-categorypage-2-

Hi,
If you are looking for a better growth, go for MBA part time as it has more value than correspondence anyday. For CFA, if your interest is in financial services, you can first compare the course structure of both and then decide which suits your profile.

No college in India provide distance education in engineering but you can try for AMIE. It is the alternative for people who can't attend college. It is an government approved institute which provides degree equivalent to engineering but it's tough as compared to engineering.
Best of luck.

NMIMS offers best online MBA with dual specialisation. Other colleges which don't offer dual Specialisation but a good for distance MBA are Symbiosis, Amity, IGNOU and Welingkar.

Hi Sushant,
1. Manipal Institute.
2. Jaipur University.
3. Wisdom School of Management – Bangalore.
4. International School of Management and Technology – Bangalore.

Hi,
You should go for regular one as already MBAs are surplus and jobs are not many, if you are not skilled enough. Distance learning is better for those, who are already experienced and just looking for professional growth.

Hi,
There are many of courses available for Animation and Visual Effects(VFX). You can consider taking a counselling session with career experts form these institutes talk to their students check with the placement record and most important is to know about the current faculty.