I would say that you should definitely choose XIMB.

It's their primary program, and it will be much better than IMT G's DCP program. Just because of cost. The DCP program has fees that are over 22 lakhs and an average package of around 9 lakhs per annum. In contrast, the XIMB BM program has an average package of 13 lakhs per annum and fees of 15.40 lakhs for two years. Also, keep in mind that the DCP program is still new, so there won't be much support from the business. 

I would have considered IMT G if it was a full-time program. If you can move up to IMT Ghaziabad and want to get an MBA with a focus on marketing and entrepreneurship courses, you should choose IMT Ghaziabad. But the DCP course fee isn't worth it for the same opportunity unless you want to work abroad, especially in Dubai.

The distance MBA aims at promoting easy-to-access education without interrupting your work and personal life. The colleges you mentioned NMIMS, IMT Ghaziabad, Symbiosis, or even IGNOU are all good but for distance learning Chandigarh University is the best option. With Chandigarh University’s Distance Education and Open Learning program, you can learn from a variety of Industry relevant, well-organized learner-centric programs with placement support. This program is most suitable for those who are on the lookout for quality education but have locational issues. Some major highlights of the distance MBA course from Chandigarh University are

• Linked with the industry
• Flexible curriculum that facilitates learning
• The distance programs are on the same level as on-campus programs
• Globally accepted curriculum 

Eligibility: The eligibility criteria for distance MBA at Chandigarh University is

• Bachelor degree in any discipline from recognized University/ Institution, or
• Graduates of recognized professional programs like CA/ ICWA

Duration: 2 years (minimum)

Specialization: The Distance MBA offers the following specializations

• Finance
• Marketing Management
• Human Resource Management
• International Business

Fees: The fees structure is as follows

Indian B-Schools IMT Ghaziabad and IMI Delhi offer top MBA programmes. IMT Ghaziabad specialises in marketing, while IMI Delhi emphasises finance and banking.

Career goals and interests determine which programme to choose. IMT Ghaziabad's marketing programme has a specialised curriculum and access to industry experts, making it a good choice for marketing students. However, IMI Delhi's BFS programme offers finance and banking-specific training and prospects.

If you have a choice between BFS from IMI and Marketing from IMT, I would recommend IMT. However, if you are interested in finance, you should not consider IMT at all. After all, MBA is all about your preferences, which you will discover once you enrol.

Another significant distinction that clearly favours IMI BFS is the batch strength. The quality of a small batch strength remains stable.

If you had to choose from the options mentioned, it's recommended to opt for a brand name. Your priority should be IMT Ghaziabad, IMI Delhi, and SIOM Nashik.

When it comes to Operations Management, NITIE, and IITs are considered to be top-notch. They offer a comprehensive curriculum, job roles, and industry exposure, making them highly sought-after. In fact, IITs have established their brand in management, specifically due to their expertise in operations. However, when it comes to Operation major, NITIE remains unparalleled, as they have the longest chain of alumni in operations, holding high-level designations for many years.

If operations are still your preferred field, and you don't have any other options apart from NITIE or IITs, then your decision should be entirely based on the brand you are joining.

It all depends on your goals, preferences, and many other factors. So, see if they align with your constraints and needs. You can go for any as both are comparable but with the only difference is the IIM tag. Below is a table comparing them on different aspects;