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Hi,
As long as your degree is recognised by the IIM's, you are eligible.
It is better to do a regular MBA in India.

Both are good options but the better one would be MBA. After MBA, you can get managerial level jobs. So, go for MBA rather than MCA if you want a good pay. Top colleges for MBA are:
- Iims
- Xaviers institute of management, Bhubaneswar
- S. P Jain Institute of Management & Research, Mumbai
- UPES, Dehradun - It has lot of further specialised courses which you pursue. - ICFAI university, Mumbai.

Yes, you can pursue B.Tech in biotechnology. You cannot pursue B.Sc in biotechnology because you didn't opt for biology in HSC.

Journalism is a good profession and has a lot of scope due to flourishing print media, ever increasing 24x7 TV media, social media and developing field of digital journalism. If you are interested in journalism you may change your career stream unless you want to become technology journalist.

Minimum of 55-60% in your 12th to do law and then you also need to give the common law entrance exam to pursue it from any college. Top colleges to pursue law are:
University, Bangalore (http://www.nls.ac.in)
UPES, Dehradun (UPES- Asias first core sector University (http://www.upes.ac.in) - This colleges has further specialised courses in law, you can check their website. National Law University, Jodhpur, (http://www.nlujodhpur.ac.in)
Campus law centre, Delhi (Campus Law Centre (Campus Law Centre (http://clc.du.ac.in/.

You can visit the below mentioned links:
http://carleton.ca/studentaccounts/
https://central.carleton.ca/prod/pkg_online_fee_assess.p_main

Dear Ratan Verma,
It is almost all on par with CAT, so prepare well. You can check on the internet and find out the dates.
All the best.

Dear Ratan Verma,
You can check with Wellingkar Institute of Management – Mumbai, probably that may be suitable or IMS - Mumbai.
All the best.

You are advised to seek admission in MCA if you had maths in class 12th. It will prepare you for technical roles in IT industry. You may do MBA IT if did not have maths in class 12th. This will help you get business roles such as sales, marketing, pre-sales support, BA etc. in IT industry.

Dear Ratan Verma,
You can check with Wellingkar Institute of Management – Mumbai, probably that may be suitable or IMS - Mumbai.
All the best.

The total fees for the regular MBA program can be found on the following link based on your domicile:
https://christuniversity.in/institute-of-management/institute-of-management-mba/master-of-business-administration-(mba)/682.
Placement are very good wherein they have separate placement office which provides the students with lot many opportunities. But I should say it is going to be very competitive. As long as you are up to date with current affairs and good with your communication skills it shouldn't be too difficult to get through. :) Also make sure that you are well prepared with the topics which will be given to you on the website.

Preparation as in? For interview or written exams?

Classes begins in the month of June. Transportation connectivity from city is good.

The total fee of the course is around 12 lakhs

It is Rs 15.65 lakhs for 2 years which includes Hostel and Mess charges and Rs 35k is refundable.
Last year, the cut-off was 86.5 percentile. Your admission will depend upon your overall score in SNAP 2016 and GE-Pi-WAT process based on the following breakup:
SNAP score out of 150 scaled down to 50
GE - 10
PI - 30
WAT - 10
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Total – 100

The cutoffs are not out for this year but based on last years data it should be 75 percentile or above. The cutoffs estimate can be more accurately communicated with results of CAT.

Hello Akshay, Germany is a good choice. Though there is a great demand, getting a job will entirely depend on your skills and knowledge. German industry is very selective just like its education sector. You may visit the Make it in Germany website for a whole bunch of job related information.