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After B.Tech, M.Tech is the most appropriate option.

I would recommend you to enhance your technical skills in your engineering field by joining some short term course which will eventually help you in job selection.

Yes, you can go for distance education program as there is no need to leave your current job.

You need to score well in the CAT irrespective of your caste as there is a high competition for FMS.

You may pursue the one-degree course and one diploma course at the same time.

For maths and physics, do solve the numerical problems every day or on alternate days. Revise the theory and derivations on the same day. Chemistry has to be studied for at least 2-3 days a week. Biology can be studied on Sundays. Even if you devote 2 hours to biology on Sundays properly, you will score really good marks. English can be done on alternate Sundays.

Hello Nabeel, it is always beneficial and advised to pursue MBA only from a good and reputed college and SUSCET doesn't fall under that category. Thus, the placements here won't be even decent. Honestly speaking, I haven't heard about this college before. Better avoid it if possible.

You can go for game designing. VFX. As, they are in trend now. Or, you may go for any short term course related to computer technicality. App developer. After all, the future is all depends on development of digital world.

There is no institute which can teach you everything in one month or so. Instead start reading Manorama, India today and all the magazines which cover current affairs.