Utkal University

Yes, part-time colleges conduct classes on weekends for working professionals, so you can manage easily. You must look out for colleges like Welingkar, Amity, K. J. Somaiya, NMIMS, Christ, etc.

Yes, you can do that. Many universities prescribe only 6 months mandatory course work in the campus and after that you can carry out research at your workplace.

Hi,
The package offered by IITTM - Gwalior may start from Rs.2.40 LPA. It also depends on your caliber and knowledge of the industry.
Best of luck.

Hello Mohd Saleem,
You can check the below mentioned link:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/part-time-mba-colleges-in-delhi-ncr

Christ University and Welingkar are very good for pursuing MBA in tourism through distance mode. Placement support provided is decent but you can't solely rely on it.

Hi Neeraj,
Yes, you can pursue MBA in travel management through distance. There are colleges like Prin. LN Welingkar Institute of Management, Amity University and Symbiosis Center for distance learning which offers distance programs.

Hello Ninad,
BCA, MBA, cinematography and tourism all are totally different areas of work. You must get depth knowledge about what you want to study and where you want to work in future as per your area of interest. If you choose tourism then you could do a job or you can even start your own business as a travel agent or tour coordinator. You must get the depth knowledge about anything you choose to make as your career.
All the best!

Hi Susmitha Patil,
M.Sc in hospitality and tourism course is offered by Manipal University. The admissions are already started for 2017 batch. There is no entrance examination for this university.
All the best.