International Business

Following are the best options for you:
1. NMIMS
2. SIMSREE
3. SP JAIN
4. KJ Somaiya
5. JBIMS

MBA can be done in various specialisations like human resource, marketing, finance, information technology, international business and banking & insurance, etc.
You have to judge yourself and opt for the specialistion which you want to pursue. If you have done graduation in a pass/general course then it depends on in which field you are more interested or if you have done your graduation in any of the above-mentioned specialisations then it is advisable to follow up that specialisation in PG also.
Whatever may be your choice. Hard work has no substitute. No excuses.
All the best.

I suggest you to do MBA from India only.

You should opt for BBA in marketing. It has a good scope in India.

There are many options for pursuing MBA in International Business through distance education. You can find some good options in the table below:Distance Education CollegesTuition FeeIndian Institute of Business Management and StudiesINR 50,800Alagappa UniversityINR 26,400MKUDDE Madurai INR 36,000Annamalai University-IICT Business School LucknowINR 32,079Note: The information is sourced from official/counselling bodies and may vary.

You can refer to the below mentioned link:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-in-international-business-colleges-in-mumbai

As such no company comes in entire IP university that offers a role for IB specialization.
However, placements for Marketing is quite good. The average package for marketing in MAIT is around Rs 4-5 lakhs per annum.

MBA in international business programs prepare you for a management, trade or general business career that can be conducted on a global scale and in these programmes you get the offer for intern ship opportunities through established companies which help you to gain experience in international business and you get excellent packages as well but it depends on your capability also. You can also lead your careers like management analyst, administrative service manager and chief executive officer. So, MBA in IB is a good option.

Hi,
Since companies are going global so considering that scenario pursuing degree in global management is considered to be advantageous since all the companies prefer a candidate with global business knowledge over the one with domestic knowledge but what amount one fitches in placements is up to the student it's up to his own skills and learnings. Generally, IB from a repute college gives you good package.

Yes, it is the best college in India if you are interested in foreign trade. If you are slightly unsure, then go for the legacy IIMs.