MBA/PGDM

Hello,
There is no age bar to pursue MBA. You should clear tenth entrance exam with minimum aggregate of 50 percentages in your Bachelor's degree.

Yes, it is very much possible for you to do so. There are a couple of colleges offering this integrated course including IIM-Indore. Also, as for the entrance exams, it really depends on the college you are applying for. Usually, the exams one needs to give for pursuing an MBA at Iims is CAT. The other exams are GMAT XAT. It really just depends on the college you choose you go to.

The placements are pretty good; you can probably see that for yourself when you visit their site. Also, for further information, I would suggest you to refer the following link: https://ask.shiksha.com/is-isms-pune-a-good-institution-for-mba-in-case-of-quality-education-and-placements-qna-2134341. I hope this solves any queries you have. Good luck.

It is most likely to take place on June 22, 2019.
Good luck!

College accepts all entrance exam marks, but you need to hurry things to get admission.
Cut off of college goes up as you delay the process of admission also you have to give entrance exam of college.
As college became university seats availability is there you can also check on website of college for more information.
Placements are good but you have to perform in given opportunities companies do come, but performance is mandatory, as the corporate culture is getting tougher.

Eligibility for Maharashtra : Candidates who hold Bachelors degree in Arts/ Science/ Commerce/ Engineering/ Technology/ Medical/ Dental/ Pharmacy/ Agriculture or any other professional courses from recognised Indian universities can apply for the course. Candidates need to register for NEET PG.

SCIT is based in Pune, India. All academics related to any course at SCIT would be dealt with on campus. All students would necessarily need to attain all the credits required to get their degree by doing all their courses at SCIT. However, students from other countries can apply. On completion of the course, you will be recognized as an MBA.

Yes, it is up to you that what specialized subject you take during your Master's degree. It is all upto you, as rest it depends upon the institution you choose for your Masters.

MAT cut-off for MBA is around 50 percentile.

There's no preference of this sort. All the candidates are evaluated on the basis of their SNAP Percentile and GE-PI-WAT score irrespective of their past University.