MBA/PGDM

Yes, you should definitely go for live projects. Live projects are 1 to 2 months of work you do with a company. You get to learn a lot of about your specialization practically when you work. This experience will help you to get good internship opportunity with good companies.

Totally worth it. SBIIMS is one of those institutes who is known for 100% placements. Through this link, you can check that how many students gets placement in marketing specialization through SBIIMS. http://sbiims.com/sbiims_placements.html

Hi Bhuvan,
The best choice would be to pursue regular MBA, but if you want to do MBA through distance, go for it. It is also a good choice.

KJ Somaiya would be a better option for you.

https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-in-tamil-nadu/2-2-123-0-0 Kindly visit this link to know about the top B-schools located in Tamil Nadu.

Hello Rahul! Go for M. Tech if you're more inclined towards the technical field and wish to make a career in it. Else you can opt for MBA if you're interested in the management field. Both options are equally rewarding, only if these degrees are pursued from reputed colleges.

You will hardly get good colleges/top ten colleges through MAT, as those colleges are participating in September/December MAT. Your score is good, but not up to the mark to get a top tier I colleges like SIMSREE Mumbai, Pumba Pune, XIME Banglore, BIMTECH, Noida, NIBM, Pune, IFMR, Great lake, Chennai, Christ Banglore.
However, you can try XIME Kochi, IPE Hyderabad (Banking finance), IIRM Hyderabad (Rusk management, Business analytics) etc.
Best option is try for September/December MAT to get a top tier I college, which can give you a secured and sustainable job not just a degree and 100% placement.

You can pursue MBA in pharmaceutical management after completing M.Sc in chemistry.