Distance

Hello Mani,
It's always good to enhance one's educational qualification. If you are working then you can do AMIE which is equivalent to graduation. Else, you can take admission in part time courses offered by some colleges.
Please follow the link below for more information:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/colleges/distance-correspondence-b-tech-colleges-india

There is no difference between MBA and PGDM degrees except nomenclature.

Yes, it will help you in your work and you will get better opportunities in future.

Hello Ashneen,
WES is a education evaluation organisation not an accreditation agency. WES will evaluate your degree and check the foreign equivalency. For a list of UGC and AICTE approved degrees you may check the website. By the way are you asking for foreign MBA or Indian MBA?

IGNOU has the best reputation for distance courses in India.

Go through Career Launcher's course, I found that good. An alternative that you can go for if you're dedicated enough is to get a comprehensive list of topics that are covered/asked in CAT, and then search for online tutorials on YouTube. For a fact I know that all QA and DA topics are covered. You can check for VA too.

Hi,
You won't be able to find distance/ correspondence mode B.Tech program from a reputed colleges. Even UGC and AICTE does not have any guidelines on the recognition and rules for distance mode engineering program.
If you want to get knowledge, practical approach and course module as per market demand and placement, than you have to join regular mode B.Tech program.
All the best.

Hello Yatin,
In India, these are the best:
Indira Gandhi National Open University
Karnataka State Open University
Dr. BR Ambedkar Open University
For distance programs abroad, you can check:
California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo
University of Florida
University of Technology Sydney and
UNIBA Centro Universitario Internacional de Barcelona

Nowadays, most of the universities allow B.Tech only for M.Tech.