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See what you have to understand is that GD/PI play a very small but crucial role in your merit. yes you have to prepare for your GD and PI.
For GD
1. try to know about the current topics like budget , international news etc.
2 get knowledge about management issue that are prevailing in the industry.
Eg. of GD questions asked: Is smartphone making us smarter or dumb
is corruption important to climb career ladder.
these are some of the questions of topics that might be given. so prepare accordingly.
For PI
get your introduction clear. and crisp as the introduction will decide the course of your interview. next prepare about your background qualification that is your graduation just the basics as they will ask questions regarding it . Also they will ask you some realistic question like why UIAMS and so on. so please be prepared accordingly
Now language though matter a lot but it will not be taken that importantly as we at UIAMS try to enhance that skill of a student as well.so try to speak as much as possible in ENGLISH .what ever you know don't hesitate to speak in which ever way you can but try it in English.this will give you extra marks
Hope I answered all your queries.
Good luck

hello friend,
i can help you.
See, BBA- it is a 3 year degree with 6 semesters.
CAT- It is a test for MBA admission.I think that you need 6 months to 1 year for preparations.
MBA- you are saying that you want to do it from IIM. IIM don't offer any MBA course.But don't be sad, because it offers PGPM(post graduate programme of management) which is similar to MBA.
It is a 2 year programme.
SO, 3 Yrs of BBA, 1 Yr of CAT preparations, and 2 Yrs of PGPM = 6 years.
NOTE: You have to pass CAT with good percents, than only you can get admission.
The 2 yrs duration of MBA is equal in every institution.
It is very difficult to get addmited in IIMs.
So best of luck. :)

Both are not good. Although TISS started MA in social Entrepreneurship and TISS is a reputed institute in India for social work, it has not got so much reputation for its social Entrepreneurship. same is case with its LLM program and in other hand I don't think ISB offers social Entrepreneurship course. A better suggestion for you to join a social sector organisation and after 2 years experience, enroll in MBA Social Entrepreneurship part time program of NMIMS as it offers lot of scope from presentation skills to case study, faculty from industry and from different sector. scan my blog blog.simplycareer.net for more details including review of the program as well as comparison with other institutes.