MBA/PGDM

First of all, Kalinga doesn't provide part-time education. All the classes are full-time.
https://kalingauniversity.ac.in/ProImg/Fee%Structure%1.pdf
MBA in Hospitality is similar to tourism. There is not much difference in core subjects. This course has a good demand in India and will get you a job quickly.

For IIM, CAT score is considered. Usually, it is above 99.6% ile for IIMs. So if you want to take admission in IIM, you will have to take CAT.

Depends on your interests and academics. If you think that one is better than other then that is wrong. MBA course has the same concept and that is management. The specialisation just focuses on a certain aspect of management. If you have interest in HR then go for that and if you have interest in finance then go for that. Both streams test skills of a person. If you are not sure what you want to choose then get counselling because one is not better than other.

Yes. Annamalai is one of India's top distance schools in management. It is surely recognized and MBA is also valid from here.

There are a number of colleges all over the India who offer MBA (IT). Check out the top 3 MBA colleges which offer MBA in information technology programme.
1. Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad2. Indian Institute of Management, Kolkata3. Symbiosis Institute of Business Management, Pune
For more information, you can go through these websites.

You may get admission, but it would be on probation as the final mark sheet will need to be submitted for you to appear for MBA 2nd semester.

I think, to pursue MBA in India is the best option because we have a lot of good B-Schools which gives us enough scope for growth and strengthen our position. Below mentioned are the top 10 institutions in our country:
1. FMS-Delhi.
2. IIM-A.
3. IIM-B.
4. IIM-C.
5. IIM-L.
6. IIM-K.
7. JBIMS.
8. SPJIMR.
9. MDI-Gurgaon.
10. XLRI.
To get admission in the above mentioned colleges, you have to go through a series of exams like CAT, XAT, IIFT, CMAT, NMAT or SNAP and also an excellent percentile, then you will receive calls for the second process, i.e. WAT/ GD/ PI and if you are able to impress them, then you are in.

Hi Payal,
It depends on your interest. If you're interested to be a part of the management of a firm, MBA would be the right course. If you wish to opt for a commerce-centric career, ICWAI should be your choice.

Hello Shrishti,
Unfortunately you are not eligible for admission as the cut-off in graduation is 50%.