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Dear Hardik,
Please check Robert Gordon University and Herriot Watt in Scotland and Edinburg Business School too. The MBA program in Oil and Gas management here are world known. Visit their websites to find out if they have distance program. I don't have idea about similar program in India.

For Master's degree, you should have minimum 16 years of education and relevant experience of minimum 5 years. For a full time two year course, you would have to spend about Rs.30 lakhs as tuition fee plus other expenses.
If you consider a post-graduate Diploma, they normally cost around Rs.8 lakhs to Rs.10 lakhs of tuition fee plus additional expenses.

Hi Ajmal,
Can you specify the name of the program and country?

IBS is a better option, but the batch size is very big and the average salary fluctuates a lot.

If you are already employed, then you can opt for the same. If you are looking for a government job, where AICTE approval is required, then you should not opt for the same.

You may refer to following link for top Automobile Engineering institutes in India: https://www.shiksha.com/top-automobile-engineering-colleges-in-india-rankingpage-51-2-0-0-0

The cut off for Mumbai campus was 210 in the last year.

Yes, Chandigarh University is a good option to pursue B.Com (Hons) as it has a great infrastructure and faculty members. It has high-class facilities, full wifi campus. Moreover, it has wonderful placements, 400 companies visited campus this year.
Good luck.

No, it is not necessary but you can pursue law as it will be a good combination. The scope widens and you will get good opportunities.

The cutoff may vary from colleges to colleges.
1. For SIMSREE, it was 130.
2. For JBIMS, it was 135.
3. For KJ Somaiya, it was 125.
4. For Welingkar, it was 124.

99.01 percentile is the cut-off for MMS.

350 is a very bad score, business schools are ranked based on the selectivity, the kind of students they admit and outcomes. So, chances of admission in a reputed or good school is very difficult for you at the moment. Apart from your work experience, if you don't have anything extraordinary, you will simply waste your time. I will strongly advise you to retake your GMAT. Don't lose hope and work slightly harder. Alternatively, you can check MS programs.

BE is better as BCA from IGNOU is a distance scope so the availability of jobs will be less in BCA from IGNOU.