MBA Counselling

Hello Shubham,
Yes, IB has become one of the popular specialisations in pursuing MBA.

MBA is the best one. Already you have technical knowledge of IT. So, instead of doing MCA if you do MBA it will add more to your career. MBA is all about business and how to look after a business. Almost all IT firms nowadays are looking for technical + Management knowledge. So, it is better pursue MBA Instead of MCA or LLB.

APICET 2017- May 2, 2017
APICET 2017 Result- May 15, 2017
APICET 2017 Counselling- June 2017
Based on the previous year trends of the APICET 2017, the counselling stage requires the following eligibility criteria to be met before candidates are called for the seat allotment procedure:
Candidates securing 50 per cent aggregate (in case of OC category) are eligible for counselling stage.
Those belonging to SC and ST categories have to score at least 45 per cent aggregate in degree and APICET 2017 to qualify for the counselling.

https://www.shiksha.com/mba/course/mba-pgpbm-international-institute-of-business-studies-noida-92682
Please click on the above link to get all information about the college.

Basically, MBA is the study related to management it does not matter what you have done in your past for graduation, it only matters how logical you take corporate knowledge through MBA and it also does not matter what specialization you choose if depends on your grasping power there are many engineers out there who have taken finance in MBA and are doing very well.

Yes, for OBC it's 88%. There are fair chances for your to get selected in the first CPA itself.
Good luck.

Dear Balaji,
With reference to your query, I would like to inform you that ISBR B-school offers MBA (International Business) affiliated to University of Mysore. The college is located at Electronic City, Bangalore, the Silicon Valley of India surrounded by 300 companies. Recently ISBR has been recognized as 'Platinum Institute' under AICTE- CII Survey. Only 3% of the institute has been recognized and ISBR is one of them. For more details, please visit ISBR website and ISBR FB / Linkedin page for latest updates.

This has been already answered before. I am reproducing this as:
From knowledge point of view, it's good. From job placement perspective, no. It depends on your own performance and you can never get salary at par with any full time MBA even if it is from Great Lakes.
Checkout this answer on shiksha:
https://ask.shiksha.com/is-there-any-difference-between-students-who-are-doing-part-time-mba-and-regular-mba-during-campus-placements-qna-4122488?referenceEntityId=4122606

MBA in finance or marketing will be the best as both have more job opportunities in comparison to others. If you are interested in HR then HR is also good. Go as per your interest.
Provided, you should do MBA from a good college so that it would be better for your placement and career growth.