MBA/PGDM

Given the changing nature of CAT (which at a fundamental level has remained more or less the same) and the preparation required to 'crack' an exam of this kind, planning becomes extremely important in addition to the natural skillset.
Considering you have taken CAT 2015, you are now aware of three things:
1. Verbal preparation is not really prep prep but something that needs to be done over a long period
2. Logical Reasoning and Data Interpretation requires vast exposure to different kind of questions and logic(s)
3. A simple formula based approach and sticking to level of difficulty 1-2-3 in Quant is good enough
When you are taking a second attempt at a test like this, your preparation strategy is quite different from your first attempt strategy.
First attempt is like learning how to swim. You flounder, you need help, your strokes are without finesse and you somehow manage to stay afloat. And unless you do that, you don't reach the next level. But once you have learned what's required, you become better. Then you focus on cutting the water at a certain angle, perfecting your strokes, increase your lung capacity and strength, and finally, you become a good swimmer.
Coming back to your question, let's start planning your day:
Work day:24 hours - (9 hours of work, 2 hours of travel, 7 hours of sleep, 2 hours of food, 2 hours of buffer time spent on in-between activities & fun) = 2 hours
Non-work day:24 hours - (10 hours of sleep, 2 hours of food, 5 hours of buffer time spent on in-between activities & fun) = 7 hours
Assuming you are dedicated enough, you will roughly have about 24 hours per week for preparation. This time can be divided as (Strong section: 7 hours, Moderate section: 8 hours, "I-am-not-good-at-this" section: 9 hours)
Preparation means:Understanding concepts + solving questions without time limit/with time limit.One of the biggest mistakes before the second attempt is confusing familiarity and conceptual clarity. In the first six months of the calendar year, focus on preparation. In the remaining five months, focus on mocks and test taking strategy and practice.

Diverse job opportunities are available in front of travel and tourism management professionals. Government as well as private sector enterprises are known to recruit them. Self-employment is another popular career path that professionals may go for.
When it comes to government sector, one may find a job at Tourism Boards (State as well as Central), Government Tourist information offices, Government run Hotels, Airlines, Transportation services, etc.
When it comes to private sector, one may work for travel agencies, tour operators, travel consultants, airlines, airports, travel and ticketing websites, visa and travel document service firms, hotels, resorts, tourist information office, cruise lines, etc.
If one has entrepreneurship skills and access to decent financial resource, one may start own travel agency, ticketing firm, tour agency, travel consultancy, tourist information service, etc.
All the online application forms will be available from 08-12-2016, 04:00 PM onwards.

Coming to your query about your choice of doing MBA in finance and doubt about the fresher pay package in the same I would like to say that all fresher in average colleges are getting package like four to five lakhs, (4-5 lakhs) and good colleges likes Indian Institute of management you will get a good pay also like twelve to twenty lakhs (12-20 lakhs) depending on the college and company coming for placement, even you can get placed in Big four famous companies in finance if you are from college like:
Again I would like to inform you that to get into colleges like IIMs, you need to clear CAT exam, and if you scored good percentile 98-99 percentile then only we will get through the top colleges, after that you need to clear group discussions and personal interview too for admissions.