MBA/PGDM

You need a graduation degree to pursue MBA.

You have taken the right decision. But, keep in mind to pursue MBA from TIER 1 and above colleges because they have some value. You can search the ranking of the colleges at TIME website.

Yes, but first you need to complete your engineering and then you can go for MBA.

Hi,
To get admission in any college for MBA you have to secure minimum 50% in degree(any degree) & also a valid CAT or MAT or other entrance exam score as per respective college's guidelines.
As for a B.Com student, it is good to take MBA as compared to B.Tech, BA or B.Sc streams.

Yes, students pursuing graduation through correspondence are eligible for regular MBA provided they get 50% marks in your graduation.

After completing your class 12th, you are advised to do graduation degree of your choice. Further, you are advised to prepare for CAT to seek admissions in MBA in any prestigious B-school. You can also opt for 4 years integrated MBA degree course offered by lots of private universities.

MCA is career route for BCA to become a software engineer, after that you can do M.Tech for teaching career or do MBA for management career.

Chemical engineering can branch out as polymer science, nano science, green fuel management, foods and drugs, fire and safety, process designing and construction, etc. The choice has to be made by you as you will be working for years. If you are confused, research a bit more for course structure of

As per the world ranking USA is the best and here are the schools:
1. University of Chicago - Booth School of Business
2. University of Virginia - Darden School of Business
3. Dartmouth College - Tuck School of Business
4. Harvard Business School
5. University of California at Berkeley - Haas School of B

If you planning to do MBA abroad then you should do MBA from prestigious B-Schools with good International rankings. I will personally advise against doing MBA from London because ROI will be very poor.