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You need to appear for one of the entrance exams like CAT, MAT, XAT and CMAT and based on your scores, you can apply for individual colleges. You can also take the UPTU entrance exams for management.
I, however, would advise you to look for some good colleges (Tier-1) like IMI New Delhi, MDI Gurgaon etc., but to get into these colleges you need to appear in CAT and score above 80 percentile. So, take a wise decision.

MBA in operations or MBA in systems is good for science graduates.

Most of the entrance exams required photo Identity proofs for the purpose of validation of data you entered in application form like DOB, Nationality, Name and face. So it is better to carry any one from Voter id, Aadhar, Pan card etc. for overcoming any negative consequences.

Hi Akshay,
You can pursue BE after your Diploma. For entry requirements you must check the college websites as they differ. International applicants must also give the IELTS or TOEFL. SAT or ACT is not mandatory but you may take the tests if you are targeting a top university. Tuition fee for engineering may range from $14,000 to $30,000 per year. The average cost of living may be around $16,000 a year and depends on your lifestyle. I hope this addressed your query.

Hi,
You can either download it from the internet or can purchase it from a bookshop. There are many publishers, Arihant being an example.

After B.Com, you can go for MBA in any specialisation but most of the students prefer finance or marketing from a reputed college.

NTU just needs 10th or 12th certificates, a statement of purpose essay, recommendations and SAT scores are optional. NUS exempts Indian students from appearing for SAT if they are from the CBSE or ISE boards. Entry requirements basically vary from program to program and are different for each university depending on what background the students are applying from, such as the academic boards they study under.

Your previous background will simplify your preparation to a large extent. If your academic record is satisfactory, you find the going easy for you.

Hi,
Just walk down to any of the distance learning centers of any institute offering distance course. But, make sure that the distance program of that institution is approved by directorate of distance education.
To make things easy, here are some of the institutions that run distance courses:
1. Sikkim Manipal University
2. Symbiosis Center of Distance Learning
3. IGNOU
4. ICFAI
5. Narsee Monarjee
6. MIT
Etc.
I would request you to opt for full time course from a good college because distance mode education has got less weightage and it will not give you placements.

To attain an associate's certificate in this field you need 2-3 years. Whereas, the undergraduate Bachelors degree in interior design takes 4 years and 2 years for Masters.

This program includes a mix of management as well as banking and financial subjects, providing an exhaustive curriculum to the participants. This will be supplemented by practical simulations to give the program a high value content and market acceptance. The content of the program will comprise an amalgamation of theoretical as well as practical aspects of banking and finance markets.
For further information please visit :- http://www.siescoms.edu/admissions/ad_pgdbf.html this website.
Good Luck!