Full Time

Mostly all students focus on competitive exams for getting admission in colleges for their respective degree or Diploma courses. If you are asking courses for competitive exams then yes there are many such courses which are available in online as well as offline. You just have to enroll for it. Mainly there are crash courses which are designed in order to revise the whole course within 3-4 months so that students having doubts can clear them. If you are asking courses other than academic then rarely will look out for extras. Primary motives for students to score more like in JEE Main and have Target to get Government College. But, there are few course available like programming learning courses. Since for 12 students this is only course which a student present in 12 can learn with basics. More such training are available for engineering student pursuing 1 year, 2 year, and 3 year and so on.

BMAT is a merit based exam.
The pattern for entrance exam is- written test comprises of 200 marks. There will be 200 multiple choice questions of one mark each with four alternatives, with single correct or most probable answer. There is no negative marking. The break-up of marks will be as follows:
Written Test Questions Marks:
i) Current Affairs – 20
ii) Mathematics atX level – 30iii) Logical and Abstract Reasoning – 50iv) Computer Awareness - 20
v) Verbal Ability and Reading comprehension – 40vi) Quantitative Aptitude 20 20vii) Management Skill 2020 Total
200 Group Discussion and Interview Test:
i) Performance in Group Discussion 30
ii) Performance at Interview 20 Total 50.
Coming to the difficulty level, you can appear for BMAT with ease, if you have prepared for CAT and other MBA entrance exams thoroughly. Although, you need to be updated with latest happenings around the world for GDPI.

Hello Vivek,
Since you have an experience of 10 years, the better option here would be to go for part time MBA related to your work domain. The details about the part courses offered by JBIMS can be checked from below links:
http://jbims.edu/course/mba-part-time-mmm/
http://jbims.edu/course/mba-part-time-mfm/
http://jbims.edu/course/mba-part-time-mim/
http://jbims.edu/course/mba-part-time-mhrdm/
However, again this is completely subjective to you and your liking. But doing MBA from JBIMS is a good option, be it full-time or part-time. If you want, you can also check the details about the MS course in the below link:
http://jbims.edu/course/mms-programme/