Business Management Studies

You could do a bachelors in management such as BBA, BA in management, or even hotel, hospitality and travel and tourism management. Next, take up a PG course in product management. Alternatively, some universities such as in Germany do offer product management degree in itself.

You could consider doing BBA or even an integrated course BBA + MBA or degree in hotel and hospital management, travel and tourism management and even bachelors in management studies.

If you have good marks in 12th, then you can try LPU. Lovely Professional University is a very good institute and offers great placement opportunities. The admissions are closed now but you can try next year.

Depends on the work you did and the interviewer. But it sure would have some importance at least and could set you apart from other candidates. But you will be judged most on your performance during interviews for jobs. Since Engineering and Management are quite different areas, so don't expect much.

All the placement related details are available on http://simsree.org/placements.

UPES or University of Petroleum and Energy Studies is the best institute in terms of placement. You can also check more colleges here at
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-in-Dehradun/2-2-0-73-0.

Yes, a Bachelor from any recognised university can appear for any management exam in India like CAT, SNAP, etc. Kalinga is a recognised university, so you are definitely eligible. Also, there is no bar on the time, age and gap for management exams. You can give such exams without any trouble.

MBA HR is good degree, if you are interested in pursuing a career in the field of HR. MBA is also available in Hotel Management too. Consider that too, since you are already have UG in Hotel Management. MBA HR has same scope as Finance, Marketing, Hotel and Toursim. So, it is only a matter of personal preference.

BBA is core and BBA Finance is specialized. If you don't know much about Finance Services then don't choose the course instead go for BBA. These special courses are designed for students who have interest in particular specialization. But, both are same at core.

Yes, you can. MBA is a Master's degree and you would be totally eligible to pursue any course you desire after MBA.