MBA/PGDM

You can start applying from now and admission criteria for this integrated course is written exam. No need to appear for any CAT/MAT exam.

You can check IGNOU for distance course on Hospitality, also check the below link for MBA colleges offering distance courses
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/distance-correspondence-mba-colleges-india

There are many good MBA colleges in Mumbai like IIT-Bombay, SIESCOM, NITIE, NMIMS, ICFAI, ITM. Check the below link-
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-colleges-mumbai-all

Hello Keval,
It's very heartening indeed to know your dreams and that too well in time. Best for MBA is undoubtedly IIM-Ahmedabad. Followed by different IIM' s in India. Of course, you can bid for MBA from abroad too. My advice is IIM.

Some of the colleges offering dual degree programs in MBA and M.Sc are as follows:
1) BIT Mesra
2) NEST
3) IIT JAM
4) BIT Ranchi
5) NMIMS Mumbai
6) Anna University

Hi,
It's great that you have your goals set well in advance.
The courses that you may opt for is management in travel and tourism.
Also, sales job would give you good opportunities.
Select the core area of interest and go for it.
You still have time for that.
You may write back at any point of time.

To get a good MBA college it's better to qualify GATE examination and qualify in that. This would help you to get the best college in India like IIMs and other government colleges. These colleges assure your placement in good MNCs and with good package.

Yes, you can apply for MBA entrance on the basis of OBC certificate.

Dear Ayush,
It totally depends on your interest. All the universities design the course to make their students industry ready. As far as job and package is concerned it totally depends on the negotiating capability of the student and performance of the student in terms of the scorecard and in the interview. So, wherever you seek admission just make sure that your scorecard is good.

Business schools require an MBA essay which is mainly a career goals essay. You have to highlight your interests of doing the MBA program, why you want to apply and how it's going to help you. Mention your overall challenges, what have you done out of the league to showcase your uniqueness. Mainly ask yourself why Stanford should admit you and not someone else who could be better than you.
A CV on the other hand is a normal CV about your academic and work profile. Perhaps we can talk about the interview prep once you have an offer. Good luck.