MBA/PGDM

Yes, you can, but you will find it difficult to get admission in reputed colleges.

NYIT (New York institute of technology) is a good school, but it is very expensive and offers only 2 specializations.
1-Hospitality
2-Finance

Hello Nazia,
As of now, you are not eligible for an MBA in USA. Firstly, you haven't completed your Bachelor's degree, secondly you must gain work experience on completion of your degree and prior to the MBA application process. Additionally, you must take GMAT, thirdly your IELTS I am afraid is slightly low, but it can still be considered depending on the university. If you are keen for a management degree, you may consider MS Management instead. Also, keep note that most US universities require a four year Bachelor's degree.

Hi,
Work experience is never as waste. If you have gained some experience you should go forward and show them. Now its their take whether they want to consider it or not. Work ex will never be negative for you.

Hi, you will be considered for scholarship but we can't tell you if the university will give you one.It will depend on how selective the university is, how strong your profile is and also how strong other applicants are.To increase chances of scholarship apply on time, don't wait til the last day of the deadline.

As you are already an IT professional MCA by distance learning will open opportunities for you in roles where eligibility condition is MCA or B.Tech CS/IT. Thus it will help you in career growth in IT industry. After MCA you will become eligible for long term onsite assignments. It will also help you in seeking admission in Foreign universities for higher studies.

Right now, it is around INR 4.2 lakhs. But, the fees structure gets revised every year. So, might be next year it won't remain the same.

I'd recommend you go for MBA in International Business as it will help you grow your business. However if you are not looking for global expansion, then MBA in finance is also a good option. It depends on your preference and interests also.