MBA/PGDM

Hi,
Only one programme is offered by timespro I.e. MBA in banking and Finance.
Placements (as provided by college)
Companies where students got placed
Axis Bank Bajaj Capital City Union Bank Deloitte Ernst & Young HDB Financial HDFC Bank HSBC Janalakshmi Financial Services
You can refer the below link for complete information:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/course/mba-in-banking-and-financial-services-timespro-bennett-university-greater-noida-285298

As there is no neutral ranking or public rating for such coaching institutes it would be difficult to rate any Institute as a best or a second best. However, few of the popular Institutes giving CAT coaching in Jaipur are Career Launcher, IMS, T.I.M.E, P.T Education, & Career Forum etc. and in Ahmedabad again you can consider: Career Launcher, IMS, T.I.M.E, etc.

Dear Ajay,
Exact difference between MBA and M.Com is of course structure. Course structure of MBA is designed to become you a management expert. Needless to say management professional are in demand in every part of business (don't worry about job opportunities). On the contrary, M.Com is for commerce student. This made you perfect in taxation, law and commercial activities. To get a lucrative job it is necessary that you need to do your MBA and M.Com from a top level institutions.

No, you can't appear for CAT, it needs more than 50% in graduation.

PUMBA has good faculty for operations as well as good placements for the same. Average package is around 5 LPA so you can join PUMBA if this package fits into your expectations. I cannot comment on what is being offered in Welingkar but surely can clear your doubts regarding PUMBA.

Both the modes are good. However, if you have time to complete in a regular mode than better go for it as it will provide you with better exposure.

Both countries will have some pros and cons. If I were in your place, I'd prefer Canada because:
1) Its proximity to the US.
2) Availability of high paying jobs.
3) Global and recognized universities and curriculum.
4) Canadians are more friendly and welcoming to Indians.
I get positive vibes from Canada. I've not done enough research on Australia to comment.

It would be considered a little on the lower side. Getting admission into top universities would be a little difficult. You can consider two options:
1) Apply for universities which are ranked lower. Some universities will accept you but you will have to take some extra courses in English in the first year.
2) Take TOEFL or IELTS again with more preparation to get a better score.

Don't leave job for MBA, instead pursue MBA through correspondence from any of the top 10 B-Schools.