Full Time

If you have work experience then you can go for Executive MBA otherwise you can choose regular MBA. If you are working somewhere and doesn't want to loose your job then only go for distance MBA. E-MBA is beneficial for working and experienced professionals and regular MBA is also beneficial as compared to distance learning.

Full time is of 2 years where classes are from Mon-Fri whereas part-time are for those who are working and have certain requirements. Classes take place on weekends mostly so that you can work side by side for part-time PGDM.

You need minimum 50% marks at graduation for MBA. You can get a job and after gaining 3 years of work experience, you can pursue part time/ distance MBA.

yes university have regular classes and a good staff which support students also.

There is no need of full time LLM. Join for teaching assistant job in the same college. Also, pursue CA/CMA/CS.

Indian IT companies and MNC prefer recruitment of fresher software engineers through campus placement. Students who do MCA by distance learning struggle to find their first job. Therefore, I will recommend that you do regular MCA from a college which has good placement record and brand image.

Yes, you can. It totally depends on you.

If you have done 10+2 with maths then you may go to the university and apply for the 2017 batch.