MBA/PGDM

This would depend a lot on you and your career aspirations. If you intend to pursue research /academics as a career then M.Sc is the answer and if you want to move into general management area then MBA should be preferred.

I would say, yes, it is a good choice to pursue MBA in Germany because, considering the economic condition of Europe, Germany is better than other parts and definitely it's a great choice as Germany is one among the top developed countries. Here are some top reasons to plan your MBA in Germany:
1. Top MBA schools
2. Exposure to German Corporate world
3. Great Placement opportunity
4. Quality Education at an affordable price.

It's good that you are clear on the way forward. You need to look at pursuing an education in countries that are open to offering permanent residency to students, some countries that are keen in this area are Canada & Australia in particular. You can register yourself for an MS programme. Check with an immigration agency and they will be able to help you out with the skills in demand in the said countries and then you could seek to explore an MS in the said are as well and brighten your chances of employment as well.

Currently, there is a huge scope of MBA for both the streams (Hotel Management or Hospitality management). There is no big difference between them. If you complete these degrees then does not matter whether the college offers placements or not. You must be prepared to face new challenges instead of seeing the notice board of the college. I never took placement from the college and I am in a good position currently. So, just believe in yourself and go ahead with your strong preparation in your stream and communication skills. Keep your CV updated and profile on the job portal.

To be successful in HR apart from the technical domain skills, you also need to have inbuilt personality traits. You first need to evaluate yourself and ascertain your personality traits and then take the plunge in HR.

Executive MBA is of duration (1-year to 18 months). The fee structure depends a lot on the ranking of the college. It could range anywhere from 1.5 lacs to 3 lacs.

Yes, an executive MBA will sharpen your skills in the HR field and assist you in a better understanding of the concepts of modern HR practices. Along with executive MBA, you should also try and get some certification done in specialised HR sub-domains.

You can start preparing for CAT from the next academic year. Usually, CAT exam takes place in October-December so you have good 4 months to prepare for CAT. Since you will have a lot of time at your disposal, I would also advise you to join some short-time certification course in the area of your liking as it will help you later in your career.

You need to be a graduate to pursue MBA. So, you first need to complete your graduation and then explore MBA. Nowadays, a person can appear privately for BA and complete the graduation in 2 years itself.