MBA/PGDM

BIBS is well known for the placement package their average package is said to be of Rs. 4.5lacs.
And with that being the average package, it can be said that the college placement committee is doing really well, if compared with other competitors.

NMIMS does offer an integrated MBA program, but that is only for the family business specialization.
Kindly go through the below link for more details.
http://www.nmims.edu/admissions/

Hello, going by the past records. TIME seems a popular choice among the MBA aspirants for their study preparation. Having said that, it would be better if you ask for a demo lecture (if applicable) from both these classes and feedback from the current and/or ex-students for more clarity.

Having an experience is always beneficial. Also, you can go for MBA after graduation. If you are pursuing accountancy honors, then MBA in finance is the best career option for you. I will suggest you to go for MBA programme rather than work experience. Once you go for a job, it is very difficult to concentrate on your study at the same time. Thank You.

MBA in media is a better option.

Different colleges need a different cut off. This varies year to year. You can see all the details on the official website of each college. Backlog is not that much of problem once you clear it. It may even go unnoticed. Always keep your answers ready for the interview, just in case.
Top colleges: 97+
Good college: 94-95+ usually
Decent colleges: 85+Depends on the criteria set for each year.

Yes, Chandigarh University is a good option to pursue MBA in IB.

If you do not have a B.Com degree, don't worry about it. If you want to do MBA, you have to be a graduate from UGC recognized university. You can apply for regular MBA programme through CAT, MAT, SNAP exam etc. If you are working, you can you can also pursue MBA through distance learning.