MBA/PGDM

There are various B-schools offering MBA and PGDM courses. You can apply to any B-school by your CAT scores. IIMs are the topmost B-schools and various institutes accept CAT scores.

Hi,
PGDM is the most sought after programme of AIMA-Centre for Management Education in distance mode. PGDM is approved by UGC-Distance Education Bureau, Ministry of HRD, Govt. of India.
And in other hand PGDM programme which are approved by AICTE are offered by AIMA is a regular mode programme.
So, you can choose as per your choice and career goals whether it's regular or distance.
For both the programme's information you can check:
https://www.aima.in under educational services.

You have good chances of getting into Soon Business School. Generally its cut off for MAT is around 450.

It depends on your interest that in which field you want to make a career. Nothing is difficult and there is no difference between girls and boys. If you want to go for technical field you can pursue M.Tech and if you want to go into management field then you can pursue MBA. It depends on your choice of career. Also, MBA would be better option as it will give you knowledge of management also.

Hi Rohit,
This program is taught in Chinese and English so you have to know these languages. You must also complete your Bachelor's degree with very good grades especially in maths. TOEFL is not mandatory but check with them once again. The requirements are clearly given here:
http://www.nbs.ntu.edu.sg/Programmes/ChinaProgrammes/MscFinance/English/admissions/Pages/Requirements.aspx
It also says 'applicants with work experience in finance, commerce and management will have an advantage over those without relevant work experience'.

Firstly, focus on your strength and what you choose. Then choose finance, HR or both. If finance is your strength then choose finance and if HR is your strength then chose HR.

Most of the good EMBA are full time courses. You are advised to do part-time MBA which has better learning opportunities in comparison to distance learning. If you share your current work location more appropriate advice can be shared.

You can check the below link for colleges offering distance education in Bangalore. You can filter them on rankings.
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/distance-correspondence-mba-colleges-bangalore

I doubt because CMAT cutoff of NIBM has been somewhere between 87-89 percentile in past 2 years.