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It is not possible to get admission into MBA course after completing intermediate. You have to complete your graduation then only you will be eligible to apply for MBA.
If you want to get admission in to MBA course then you have to satisfy following eligibility criteria :
You should complete your graduation with 50% of marks from a recognized university with any stream and 45% marks are enough to apply for MBA course. There is no age limit to apply for MBA.

Both the courses will add credibility to your profile and help you with your application to secure admission in a good college. If you have some relevant experience in any one of the courses, go for it. That said, I believe Data Analytics has a good scope as per the current scenario.

ITM has good placements. Renowned companies like Tech Mahindra,Kalpataru, Deloitte, TCS, Reliance, etc come to the campus for recruitments. Regarding the stream, it should be your preference/field of interest first and placement later. Choose your branch of interest first.

It's not about something being good or bad. It's about your preferences and passions. Most students in India identify their passion after completing their engineering. If you are passionate about films and media, then you must go for it. But before going for it, you must prove it to yourself that you are indeed passionate about it.
What have you done so far to pursue this? Have you made any short film, music video, photography etc. If not, then I don't think you are deeply passionate. It's just a phase.

Different B-Schools have different start dates of session for MBA. Most of B-Schools start their session in last week or first week of July.

Graduates with MBA in finance and banking have good scope and job opportunities in both public sector or private banks or financial institutes. If you do MBA from a good college in Jaipur then you have good chances of getting a job.

Lab technician course is a far better option than SSC, and LDC because after having technical knowledge you can get a job in the field of education which is a noble job. Also, you can get good salary package too. Whereas, LDC has less scope as compared to lab technician course.

Assuming you are referring to Maharashtra CET, you can get into SIES and Welingkar. But the cutoff changes according to the level of the paper. 2016 CET paper witnessed a high cutoff in-spite of a hard paper.
My opinion - Don't settle on anything less than 99.99. Prepare hard.

Adam Smith is regarded as the father of economics.

Both of these sectors are equally important! CSE branch gives exposure to the students regarding the current needs in the IT sector while Mech gives exposure towards the core sector, Either you wish to switch to research or Ph.D. or you want to build your own model of F1 and go for any Leading company such as L&T, Audi, etc.

Hello Aniket,
Yes, IITs and NITs have hiked fees. But, at the same time graded fee waiver has also been announced. Those with less than Rs. 1 lakh will be fully waived. Fees increase gradually till income of Rs. 5 lakhs. Then full fees for general category students.

Dear friend as per my knowledge and experience if you want to go in teaching line counselling then you can pursue MBA for much better in your exercise and Academy so I trust you but u M.A. Four feature and infinity thank you.

I'd suggest you to go for MA in economics. Study of economics is very much in trend these days. A lot of companies hire MA graduates for financial analysis. This course will definitely be beneficial for you. To pursue MA in economics, you can go for:
Indian Statistical Institute - Kolkata / Delhi.
Delhi School of Economics, Delhi.
Indira Gandhi Institute of Development Research, Mumbai.
Madras School of Economics, Madras.
Gokhale Institute of Politics and Economics, Pune.
UPES, Dehradun

Yes, there are a few very good universities to pursue graduation and post graduation in Canada. Some of the most popular ones include University of British Columbia, McGill University and University of Toronto.