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When we talk about the placements it snot only about the package got. It includes all the factors which makes you capable of getting the desired job and the decent package. Curriculum is the main imp thing which we need to focus. And I think Among these, IDIRA, MIT, ISBM etc. Colleges RIIM is the best in terms of Curriculum, certifications which helps you get your desired job. All the other name si have taken they are also good have big campuses and reputation but I personally feel one should go with RIIM PUNE. Given that the 2 years fees is INR 4.5/6. Lac and the average package of the institute is INR 6.5 lacs per annum, I think it is unbeatable in the terms of ROI. Students can pay back their education loans in very less time. Whereas other are charging a big amount. It starts with 8 onwards.

No, it is not a compulsion that for getting a job after MBA your graduation should be done via a regular pattern. However, ensure that your distance learning programme is recognised by a university & the institute through which you are expecting to do your BBA is affiliated with a recognised university. If you wish to join your graduation through distance mode you can very well go for it. While opting for an MBA at a later stage it may or may not create problems. There are certain universities or colleges which may allow admission to only those students who have done their graduation as a regular course but there are too others colleges.

You have completed post graduation degree in advance construction management so you are eligible for Ph.D course but you must have a valid UGC NET score.
NET stands for National Eligibility Test. The educational qualification required for NET exam is masters degree from a recognized university with above 55% marks. 5% relaxation is given for SC/ST category candidates. Final year student are also eligible for NET exam.
There is no age criteria for NET exam but for JRF posts, your age should be below 28 years.
Some building and construction management courses offer a year out in industry, giving you the chance to develop professional contacts and build on your practical skills. Alternatively, you could apply for a summer placement with relevant building or construction companies.
Make the most of any work placements you do as companies may use them as a way to recruit future employees.