MBA/PGDM

First, there are five simple things you need to know about the admission process:
-Union accepts the Common Application and the Coalition Application.
-They review applications holistically.
-Standardized testing is optional (except for our combined law and medicine programs as well as home schooled students).
-There are fall and winter Early Decision options, as well as Early Action and Regular Decision.
-Personal interviews are strongly encouraged.

You need to get graduated to pursue MBA. You can start preparing for it from your class 11th. It would be helpful for you in cracking your entrance.

Dear Melvin, if affordability is concerned, then distance education MBA is much better. IGNOU is one of the best option to pursue MBA through distance education. The university is internationally recognised and the study material is also quite competitive with regards to make the candidate industry ready. Also, if you have 4 years of experience, then you can definitely pursue MBA from the same field in which you have already worked. Don't get yourself misguided in the name of Executive MBA.

Approximately INR 1.5 to 4.5.

Give entrance exam paper for it.

Refer to the link given below-
https://www.shiksha.com/college/Chandigarh-group-of-colleges-cgc-landran-45524/courses/mba-pgdm-bc

The highest placement was of 12 LPA which is for the non tech company and the average package was of 2.5 LPA for technical company.

You need to contact your college for that.

Generally, people who have a work experience of more the 4 years can go for an executive MBA in India. The idea is to get back to earning quickly after the break as they are already a little up in the corporate ladder. Executive MBA is generally for one year duration whereas regular MBA is for two years. There is no right or wrong choice. What matters is what suits your profile more.

Refer to the link given below-
https://www.shiksha.com/university/veer-narmad-south-Gujarat-university-Surat-29852/courses/mba-pgdm-bc