MBA/PGDM

Don't develop unnecessary blocks into your mind about any course. You doing your graduation and after that surely you can go for MBA if you wish to go for it. In fact it will polish your people management skills and give a good exposure to you this bringing out the potential in you. I hope this would suffice. All the best and God bless you.

No matter which course you have done you can join MBA. But the degree you have gained must be approved and acceptable by the university or college administration.

Both have their different importance but in my opinion you might go for MBA from a reputed private college as they have much better placement records and exposure for students. Moreover reputed companies are coming in private institutions for recruiting students.

Yes, there are good chances for you to get admission in a good college to peruse your MBA because many colleges demands 50% or 60% in graduation but you have to clear their entrance exam and group discussion and personal interview and for scholarship you have to be in criteria mentioned by those college to get scholarship.

Well MBA (IB) is emerging field due to global interconnectivity of business firms and operations. Also, the placement scenario is also bright for MBA (IB) students. But make sure you do it from a descent college like IIFT, XLRI, etc. and have exposure of international markets such as china. Next best bet would be marketing and then finance due to the placement scenario and trend of jobs in the country.

Hello Supriya,
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/20-mba-entrance-exams-you-can-take-this-year-blogId-11473
Kindly visit this link to know about the different MBA entrance exams one can give. To appear for these exams, one has to either be a graduate or studying in final year of graduation. You may join a coaching class if needed, or opt for self-preparation by studying via various good books.

Hello,
Both the degrees are almost similar and belong to the same background i.e. management. What matters more is from which B-school you are pursuing it.

Hello Deepak,
Shekhawati is not a great choice for pursuing MBA as it doesn't feature under even the top 50 colleges across India. Simply avoid it and aim only for the good ones.
PS: I've myself heard this college's name for the first time.

A proper planning of time management will help you to simultaneously prepare for CAT and graduation. You can do it.