MBA Scope

MIB graduates are preferred by Export-Import houses, Manufacturing companies, shipping and transportation companies, clearing agents, courier & logistics companies, trade bodies and embassy ET. Whereas generic MBA grads are required by all industries. Therefore, scope and opportunities are higher for MBA graduates over MIB graduates.

After doing your B.Sc medical, I think MBA in health care management can be a better option.
Organic chemistry M.Sc. takes you to research based higher studies or jobs for that matter and MBA in healthcare management is a trending occupation whereas multi speciality hospital chains need people with good skills.

Yes, you can. A lots of job opportunities arises when you do MBA.

If you do MBA from an Institute recognized by Association of Indian universities, then you will able to seek admission in foreign universities for higher studies. It is foreign university decision whether to accept a degree awarded by distance learning university.

Dear Sheeth,
In India, MBA program is still evergreen, given soft-skills, communication if you possess and you will get good jobs in marketing, human resources, finance, and other functions. Therefore, you can prefer and you can settle down early in your career.
All the best.

Marketing students are expected to be creative and innovative. Your previous experience does not matter as much as your ability to sell yourself and the product you are looking to sell.

Hi Shivangi,
PGDM will be a better choice because the curriculum is revised updated as per Industry requirements. MBA from a university may not be that rigourous as far as industry interface is required. However there are exceptions like MBA from Delhi University etc. If PGDM of any college is accredited by Association of India University ( AIU), it gets an equivalence to degree and you can pursue PhD too.
Cheers.

Hello Saurabh,
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/top-5-mba-specializations-in-india-blogId-3223
Kindly visit the given link for complete details about the scope of MBA in IT, job profiles, etc.
I hope it helps!