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There are many many colleges to do MBA course. The only thing you need is your score in entrances. Colleges like PUMBA, Indira, MIT, Singhgad are some of them. All the exams like CMAT, MAT, ATMA (PUMBA-99.99%) are accepted here and except for PUMBA, the required score is above 95%.

There is no such cut off for the selection process, but the eligibility criteria is that the applicant should score above 50% in their graduation. The scores which are secured by the students in CAT, MAT, CMAT or XAT is given weightage of 30% and 70% weightage for the GD/ PI.

There is no age limit for CLAT exam as per supreme court guidelines.

Give any of the major MBA entrance exams and get above 80 percentile overall in all the sections to be eligible for the course. Study up on the traditional sections of exams and also be good in GK. After that is college interview.

There could be a number of factors affecting this decision. Your budget is important. The university admission requirements, your profile, you have to check if you meet the criteria, climate,language barrier etc must all be taken into consideration. So narrow down your choices accordingly. US,Singapore, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Switzerland, Netherlands are some of the popular destinations for MBA. Please research on these countries more,visit the university websites for details and decide.

Yes, PIBM puts equal efforts into all domains. I shall share with you what I have personally heard about PIBM. Many of my close friends have done their MBA or PGDM courses from PIBM, I must tell you all of these friends got placed in top MNCs with really heavy packages. They often tell me how PIBM has transformed them into skilled business professionals through :
Regular Corporate Interaction
Mock GD/PIs conducted by corporate heads
Live Projects
Dual Internships
Certifications Training and Tools
So doing an MBA - HR from PIBM will definitely be a good choice.

Yes, GD /PI centre would be at Kolkata. Kindly check the XIME website for more details.

Studying forestry is not a good choice in NERIST as forestry in NERIST is just a sidelined course running along with engineering. The scope is good in forestry field if you pass from a reputed college.

You have got a decent score. You can apply all top private business schools like:
1. Welingkar.
2. SP Jain.
3. KJ Somaiya.
4. NMIMS.
5. Alliance University, etc.
All the best.

Hello
PGDM is given by an institute that is affiliated to the AICTE whereas an MBA is given only by an independent university. Both are considered as equivalent in India; what matters more is from where are you pursuing it. For example, a PGDM from a top-ranked B-school is any day more valuable than an MBA from an average university, and vice-versa. Ideally, one should try to go for an MBA since it is more recognised than a PGDM.

Christ University - Bangalore, Xavier's Kolkata, Symbiosis - Pune, DU are some of the best institutes to target for BBA. Check the below link for more-
https://www.shiksha.com/top-10-bba-colleges-in-india-article-7797-1

No, mathematics is not compulsory to pursue B.Com, but you need to have good knowledge about mathematics, which can helps you in calculations.

Christ University is the best university for BBA in India.

Dear Anant,
You have a chance of getting into the college. Apart from your percentile, the admission depends upon your GD-PI and your knowledge about the current affairs.
All the best and feel free to ask any questions.

In political science, you will get to know about Indian politics, rules and regulation, etc.

Hi Ekta,
If you are looking forward to pursue MBA in Germany, these are the B-Schools you should consider:
Mannheim Business School
WHU Beisheim
and
Frankfurt School of Finance and Management

JEE is conducted at all India level. CET is conducted at state level.