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Hello Triparna Devi, It is indeed very nice of you to think of doing post graduation in management after completion of your Bachelor of engineering in India. By setting the same aim for yourself you have already completed half the task, now only half is remaining. You can of course give GMAT so that you are familiar with the type of questions. Actually seeking admission abroad is a different ball game altogether. There are many nuances involved in the whole process. In view of this I would strongly recommend you to approach an agency dealing with sending students for Management courses abroad. This is so since they will be aware of all the answers and will be better off getting you the admission. Best wishes to you.

Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad (IIMA) launched the one-year full time residential programme in management in 2006 known as PGPX. The programme aims for developing executives to accelerate their career path and assume leadership roles.
Students for this programme are selected through a rigorous internationally conducted admission process. The current thirteenth-batch of students carries an average GMAT score of around 700. The average experience of the batch is more than 8.5 years in a variety of sectors. The class represents a diverse range of industries including academics and education, aerospace and aviation, consulting and professional services, defence and security, energy and power, financial services, FMCG, Govt. service and public sector enterprise, healthcare, infrastructure, IT & IT Services, manufacturing, media and entertainment, NGO, retail, shipping and telecom and many others. The profile of the students in this programme is one of the best in the world.
PGPX Eligibility Criteria:- A Bachelor's degree or equivalent in any discipline (Minimum 15 years of study as per the education system in India i.e. KG to 12+2+3 or 4 as the case may be) A graduate should have minimum 4-7 years of full time work experience post qualification.