Full Time

Yes, you can. Currently, IGNOU, Anna malai University and few other state open universities are offering B.Sc through distance. It is tough to pursue B.Sc from IGNOU as compared to any other conventional university.

Yes, part-time colleges conduct classes on weekends for working professionals, so you can manage easily. You must look out for colleges like Welingkar, Amity, K. J. Somaiya, NMIMS, Christ, etc.

You need to have at least 55% in your Master's degree and you need to search for the institute offering the course. You also have to apply for the entrance exam and need to submit your research proposal.

You should be in the final year of your Master's program at the time of joining MBA. There are very few colleges accept students doing another Masters course side by side.

It is a private university and they cannot give you a degree. They will give you a Diploma, which is PGDM and it will be considered equal to an MBA, when done from a reputed college. University has the right to give you a degree.

Hello Mohd Saleem,
You can check the below mentioned link:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/part-time-mba-colleges-in-delhi-ncr

No, it is not possible to pursue both the courses simultaneously.

Yes, it is possible. But, it is not good because your exams can clash as well.

If you have work experience then you can go for Executive MBA otherwise you can choose regular MBA. If you are working somewhere and doesn't want to loose your job then only go for distance MBA. E-MBA is beneficial for working and experienced professionals and regular MBA is also beneficial as compared to distance learning.