MBA/PGDM

Yes, it is one of the best options. Good return on investment as well.

If you want to do MBA outside India then you have to score above 700 marks in GMAT and if you wish to pursue MBA in India, you have to score a good percentile in CAT.

Hello Aishwarya,
If you are applying through the cap round to get admission here only HU and OHU factor comes into play.
Most of the colleges have different seat distribution for HU and OHU candidate. But there are some famous and autonomous colleges like Jamnalal Baja, SIMSREE, and Welingkar. They don't follow the HU and OHU pattern, they just distribute their seats as Maharashtra state seats according to the casts seat distribution.
I hope your doubt is clear and if not then you can ask in the comment section.

Hello Ramni,
There are so many good MBA institutes in India too. Rather than thinking about doing an MBA in USA which cost you so much, you can try these colleges like IIM Ahmadabad, Bangalore, Calcutta which are globally famous colleges for MBA.
Talking about the work experience, it will help you to get the admission in such colleges as they give importance to work exp. factor. And for work experience, you don't need to take admission in M.Tech, you can do a job on the basis of B.Tech. It is fine and along with your job, you can prepare for CAT.

Anybody cannot become a CEO overnight whether he is an M.Tech, MBA or Ph.D unless he/she is a kid of a rich person who got it due to inheritance. Through job, it's not his qualification rather the achievements in the real business which makes him a CEO. So it doesn't matter whether you are a 10th fail, pass or an MBA to be a CEO. Focus on what you love the most, focus on what you have an aptitude for and work without thinking about the time, resource or any other constraint. That's it.

Depends on what you want. If you do not have an IT background, there's no point in doing MBA in IT and if you have a background in IT and want to remain in the technical field, there is no point in doing MBA in IT. In that case, you should rather prefer M.Sc or MCA.

Hello! JBIMS and SP Jain are the top two B-Schools in Mumbai, well-known for their placements. Kindly visit these links for more details. https://www.shiksha.com/business-management-studies/course/masters-of-management-studies-jamnalal-bajaj-institute-of-management-studies-churchgate-mumbai-1807
https://www.shiksha.com/business-management-studies/course/post-graduate-programme-in-management-bharatiya-vidya-bhavan-s-s-p-jain-institute-of-management-and-research-andheri-west-mumbai-11596
Others worth a mention: NMIMS, IIM Indore (Navi Mumbai Campus), Sydenham (SIMSREE), KJ Somaiya, NITIE, Shailesh Mehta, and Welingkar.

It all depends on what is your inclination and what you want to do with law. If you want to pursue your career in law, your MBA has no significance role in getting a client however, that will sharpen your presence skills (again, depends from where you did your MBA). If you want to make a career on the basis of your MBA, say you want to make in marketing or merger and acquisition, etc. a law degree is an adventure and if HR then very much advantageous. It depends on you and the career you choose.