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Dear Anushka Arora,
First, you have to fill in the application form. But MBA applications are more elaborate and time-consuming than job applications.They require introspection and preparation before you start filling in the application.
The MBA application form consists of the following main sections:
1.General information (Name,age, Bio-data, experience, overall academic grades, entrance test scores, languages known).
2.Writing MBA essays (ranging from 1to 10+ questions)
3.Recommendations (they ask for 2 or 3 recommendations from supervisors, managers or colleagues)
MBA Interview:
This is the ultimate hurdle to cross. Apart from questions related to your career and aspirations, you may also get behavioural questions.
Entrance exams for MBA abroad:
1.Business management aptitude exams (The two primary exams are GMAT and GRE)
2.Language proficiency exams (There are two popular exams that are accepted by international business schools across the world -TOEFL and IELTS)

Most PUC (Commerce) students think they could take up B.Com and that's all. Some consider doing CA but the fact is that commerce students have a plenty of options. All you need to do is look around for add-on programmes, integrated courses and special subjects offered. There are a few colleges that offer these high-demand courses.
(1) B.Com (Banking & Insurance)/
BA (Bank Management)
This is a 3-year course with emphasis on subjects related to the insurance and banking sector. After successful completion of this course, one can seek employment in banks for business development, underwriting, reinsurance, agency business, actuarial for the insurance sector. Many colleges offer Banking and Insurance both as options in B.Com while the BA (Bank Management) Course is a complete course on Bank Management.
(2) BCom (Travel & Tourism)/
BTS (Bachelor of Tourism Studies)/ BTM (Bachelor of Tourism and
Management)
The 3-year BCom in Travel and Tourism and BTS/BTM course are designed to prepare the student to adapt to the demands and face the challenges of todays tourism and travel industry. The course has a good balance of theory and practical subjects. The course is aimed at developing the students to become professionals to meet the requirements of travel, tourism and hospitality industry.
The BCom (Travel and Tourism) is offered by Christ University, Bangalore and BTS is offered by IGNOU (www.ignou.ac.in). One can also do a 6 months - 1 year training of International Tourist Guide offered by Thomas Cook or Kuoni Academy and become a well paid tour manager, tour planner, guide as well as set up a travel agency.
A few reputed colleges
Mount Carmel College, Bangalore
Indian Institute of Tourism
and Travel Management,
New Delhi - 110021
Bangalore University, Central College Campus, Bangalore - 560001
IGNOU, School of Social Sciences, Maidan Garhi, New Delhi - 110068
(3) BCom + Company Secretaryship
The Institute of Company Secretaries of India offers the Foundation Course (8 months) for those who have passed 10+2. If a student has enrolled for BCom and has the aim to become a Company Secretary then, she can simultaneously enroll for the 8-month foundation course from ICSI and later after completion of B.Com take up the intermediate course and complete the complete course to become a Company Secretary.
(4) BCom + Chartered Accountancy
Becoming a Chartered Accountant takes a minimum 3-4 years.