MBA/PGDM

IMS is better when compared to TIME. It gives you proper coaching to crack your entrance exam.

Dear candidate,
The admissions for the next academic year would be conducted by DTE. Kindly visit their website to know about the eligibility criteria.
Link: http://mba2017.dtemaharashtra.gov.in/StaticPages/HomePage.aspx

Amrita University is one of the best options to pursue MBA.

You will. But you would have to target premium institutes like IIM's and other private institutes like xlri, fms, IITs etc. Also you have an option of doing 1 year executive MBA from colleges like ISB, SP JAIN provided you do well in entrance exams and GDPI. Please research extensively about one year MBA and others too and then make a calculative decision.

IIM, except one or other few exceptional cases, difficult but you can still try. If you would have taken GMAT and applied to ISB-Hyderabad chances are there.

You don't have any chance of getting admission in a good college. Stanford's cut-off is 740 and Wharton's is 728.
However, if your aim is just to get MBA at any cost then IIPM, Manav Rachna and Manav Bharti are the kind of institutes which exist in the USA who can't provide you placements, but they badly need students so you can search and apply for such B or C category institutes.

As you are through with the GDPI Process and the results are going to be out next week itself, do not overthink about the chances and wait for the list to be out. As per your scores, you have a decent chance of getting selected. But then again it actually depends on the way your GDPI was done, if it was good then you have a good chance.
Good luck.

Hi Navin,
As far as FMS is concerned: Yes, Nepalese can definitely pursue MBA full time course at the institution.
In fact there have been a few Nepalese who are currently pursuing MBA from FMS. You no longer have to have a GMAT score for being considered for admission into FMS. Please contact your embassy for detailed admission guidelines and procedure to be followed.