MBA/PGDM

If you are interested in IT, you should do that and you will not face any problems.

As per UGC guidelines of 2016 any student can not pursue two degrees simultaneously from same University or different University. Therefore, you are not eligible to seek admission in M.Tech and MBA together.

Good B-Schools accept scores of CAT GMAT CMAT. If one can score above 90 percentile in CAT, then it is considered a very good score and will get a call from good private B-School.
For IIMs in general category, you will have to score above 97 percentile to get a seat in new IIMs.
Colleges look for a better profile overall rather than a single thing like of scores.
GD/PI also play a vital role in selection procedure.

Hello Anujeet,
Considering the ROI, IMI Kolkata fares better than the other two:
https://www.shiksha.com/resources/college-comparison-110479-200950-163020
Kindly visit this link to know more. I hope it helps.

Hello Shubham.
Currently, there are only two such B-schools offering MBA in Biotechnology. https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-in-biotechnology-colleges-uttar-pradesh
Kindly visit the given link to know more.

It is always recommended to pursue MBA/PGDM from a reputed B-school, as there are better chances of getting good corporate exposure, great infrastructure, placements, quality faculty, and good ROI. And MEASI isn't a popular B-school, so ideally not recommended.

Hello Abhinandan,
Some Institutions offer dual degree programmes. Fees are charged as per market conditions. However hassels of students to run for admission after completion of degree are over which is biggest Advantage. Both are ok. You can choose any one.

Hello Abhinandan,
Different packages by companies are dependent on dynamics of National economy. IIMs get companies offering the best packages but not all MBAs. It's also your choice whether you want to be a technocrat or generalist.

Yes, you have an exam for the same such as CAT, MAT, JEMAT, etc. and then show your rank card for admission.