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Hi Ratnaprava, The UGC NET Exam is conducted for the determination of candidates for assistant professor posts and for junior research fellowship award. The candidates must fulfill the eligibility criteria before filling the application form. The minimum eligibility to apply for UGC NET is post graduation with 55% marks from recognised university. The age of the candidates should be below 30 years for NET JRF while no age limit for lectureship. The candidates are allowed to fill the subject of their graduation and its related subjects only for the UGC NET exam. As you have completed the MBA, you can apply for UGC NET management or other related subjects. All the best for the future ahead.

Hi,
Distance MBA (Masters of Business Administration) program is imparted over long distance with the help of modern technology and communication facilities. It is designed for individuals seeking to pursue higher education alongside their job. However, graduates too can take up the program. Distance MBA programs are ideal for working individuals or students who, for various reasons, cannot join the formal education system.
This is ideal for professionals who do not want to quit their regular job and still want to add on to their qualifications. Freshers who are starting off in the industry can also benefit from this. With technological advancement, distance learning can be your first choice of study. Depending on the candidate’s profile, the kind of opportunities will almost be similar as regular MBA.
You can refer the below link for colleges offering distance MBA Finance in Delhi:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/distance-correspondence-mba-colleges-delhi-ncr?uaf[]=specialization&ts=21438794&rf=filters&ct[]=10223&sp[]=188&ed[]=et_21::dm_34

What about Maths and Physics? You have a very bright future and an awesome career if you are interested in one of these. You can do B.Sc or B.Tech if you want to be a doctor or engineer. If you want to get into business and or management field then go for B.Com, but do MBA surely, only B.Com won't help. If you want to get into teaching then do B.Ed and M.Ed, if you want to make your career in the fashion designing or arts field then go for BA and MA. If you want to be a language specialist then do UG and Master's degree in that particular language like BA or MA (English).
If you want to be an IT specialist then do B.Tech IT and M.Tech or MS abroad. After post graduation, if you still wish to continue your studies, you can do Ph.D too and don't worry these hobbies can also be turned into the profession if you are an expert in something. However, just do minimum graduation in some stream you are really interested in, its a must irrespective of profession, as it helps you get a minimum of decent living. It all depends on your choice.
Best of luck.