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There are many reputed colleges, which offer distance MBA programs like NMIMS, Symbiosis University, NIBM and Welingkar - Mumbai.

The last year, cutoff of MIT was below 100 in MAH CET. You can apply for MIT with MAT CMAT CAT or ATMA scores.

Hello Deep Soni,
Below mentioned are some of the finest universities in Germany offering course of your interest:
1. FH Aachen - University of Applied Sciences (Aachen).
2. RWTH Aachen University (Aachen).
3. Chemnitz University of Technology (Chemnitz).
4. Esslingen University of Applied Sciences (Esslingen).
5. Ingoldstadt University of Applied Sciences (Ingolstadt).

A lot depends on what you are currently pursuing in your 12th right now. Opt for a career aptitude test to determine what your interest lies in. On the basis of this you would have a clearer picture as to which course you should pursue. There are a lot of free/paid sites for career aptitude tests on the internet. I hope this helps.

Marketing is the best option as per trend going on. It's goes well with the current placement scenario.

You can first convert your score into percentile.
You can check the below mentioned link:
http://www.aimamat.in/mat-college-list-percentile-wise/

Placement are going good but because of this currency issue little bit of the impact has gone on hiring this year. Average package is Rs 6,00,000

Yes, you can pursue graduation while you are pursuing CA and you can also pursue CA in commerce field as it would be helpful in your career.

Till now, MAT score above 630 is applicable as cutoff for TSM in December 2016.Maybe it may or may not increase next year.

If you don't like mathematics or if you don't have mathematics in your class 12th or 10+2+3 level, then you have no option for computer career. Mathematics is a must for CS or CSE like M.Sc in CS/ IT or MCA.

Please check this link to get information about the same
https://www.shiksha.com/college/bms-college-of-engineering-basavanagudi-bangalore-397

The minimum package offered is Rs 3.5 lakhs to Rs 6 lakhs per annum and highest package for our college is Rs 18 lakhs per annum.

It's better that you do not take a drop and go ahead for MBBS.

Hello Habeeb,
Meteorology is a tough subject, which requires pre/co-requisite knowledge in higher mathematics, advanced physics and chemistry, as well as a good computer proficiency. The basis requirement for becoming a meteorologist is a B.Sc degree in meteorology or atmospheric sciences.
Another option is to get a B.Sc in mathematics, physical sciences or engineering and then follow an M.Sc course in meteorology.

Both, PGDM and MBA syllabus is similar. You can choose any among MBA and PGDM to get admission in Ph.D, provided theses are done from a recognized universities or B-schools and degree awarded is approved and equivalent to MBA by Association of India Universities (AIU).

It is not a good idea. I would suggest you to pursue a global certified Cloud Computing Certification course and continue your B.Tech.

You can pursue:
1. B.Sc in computer science.
2. B.Sc in animation/ Graphics.
3. BCA.