MBA/PGDM

MS Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences is one of the best and prestigious institutions in India.

Hi Rohit,
FMS-Delhi is a part of Delhi University.
The education at FMS is subsidised by the university grants commissions (UGC).
Hence, FMS has a nominal fee for its flagship MBA program
The low or high fee is no indicator of the quality of education available at FMS-Delhi.

It is a misnomer that MBA in HR is for females only. It is true that a lot of female candidates prefer doing MBA in HR and their percentage in the industry is increasing rapidly, but it is also a fact that majority of Chief People Officer or HR head in Indian private sector or PSUs are males. Most of the manufacturing units prefer male HR professionals to handle Industrial labour issues and departments. Male candidates can also make a good career in the corporate world after MBA in HR.

MS Ramaiah is the best option. It's one of the prestigious institutions, it's a right choice for any student.

Top three leading management institutes offering correspondence or distance mode MBA which you can evaluate are as follows:
(a) Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies (NMIMS),
(b) Institute of Management Technology, Centre for Distance Learning
(c) Symbiosis Center for Distance Learning
Refer: https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/top-10-institutes-for-distance-correspondence-mba-blogId-6301

International MBA or PGDM is very expensive. Return on Investment is better if you do PGDM from Tier I Business Management Schools. Therefore, it is recommended that you op for PGDM from Tier I B-Schools in India.

I think it depends on the institution from which you are pursuing your MBA program. If you get admission in top B-Schools then MBA is the best option.
I think CFP is better than MBA from AMU.

PUMBA offers evening classes for two-year EMBA. PUMBA's Executive MBA programme is a two-year post graduate programme leading to the MBA degree of Savitribai Phule Pune University. Lectures on PUMBA campus are conveniently scheduled in the evening (6.30 PM to 9.30 PM during Monday to Saturday) so that the candidate can pursue this programme while working.