Full Time MBA

Graduation in any stream with minimum 50% marks is the eligibility for admission in MBA course. There are more than 4500 institutes in India which offer MBA or PGDM degree. Out of these, top 200 colleges give call for admission to only those who have appeared and cleared any of management aptitude test which are known as CAT/MAT/XAT/CMAT/CET.
The IIMs are considered the best and top-most management institutes which accept only CAT score. The AICTE and UGC approved institutes accept CMAT score. The fees can be as low as Rs.40,000 per year for low level institutes to Rs.6.5 lakhs per year for institutes like IIPM. Generally, top colleges provide campus placement to their students which make them attractive but low level colleges do not provide campus placement.

A full time MBA program does have an advantage over a part time MBA program. Sine you are currently employed it would be important for you to evaluate the risk reward ratio visa vis leaving your current job and pursuing a full time MBA.
Financial independence is also important. If you current job is a decent one then you could also explore the possibility of enrolling yourself for an executive MBA program, which you could pursue along with current job and on the completion of it explore growth opportunities with your existing employer itself. You need to keep in mind that any MBA course from a top ranked university always gives you an inbuilt advantage in professional growth.