MAH CET

No, you should not apply for the colleges separately after filling the exam. You will get admission through cap rounds which will happen after the results are declared. For detailed opinion on your question, I would suggest you to please check the answers on this link- https://ask.shiksha.com/if-i-appear-for-mah-cet-2018-do-i-need-to-apply-separately-for-institutes-like-jbims-welingkar-etc-qna-4393575.

IES is the better choice to pursue MMS in finance. Apart from having a good track record in placements, it provides value addition through education and that's what most of the colleges are missing out these days.

Hello,
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The correspondence courses that you want to pursue would depend a lot on your career aspirations. Once you decide which area of finance you are keen on, you can pick up courses based on it. For example: if you are interested in equity market, then you could pursue BSE/NSE course. You could also pursue CFA and become a chartered member, financial modelling courses, etc.

Yes, you can but you need to perform well in GDPI process. You need to write an essay and then go through group discussion and personal interview.
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You can buy MBA Entrance Exam books easily available in book store and online stores.

Go for BIMM. The avg. package is 7 to 7.5. Comment in case of further questions.

IPU CET will be more beneficial as it will help you in getting a Delhi state quota for admission, you will not get this benefit for MH-CET.

Hello,
If a test includes no negative marking, then it's always better to go for wild & educated guesses. Who knows some of the answer choices might be correct.