MBA/PGDM

Hello Sahil,
Apologies for the late reply. Yes, pursuing MBA after B. Com is indeed a good choice, if you are really serious about making a career in the management field.
Good luck.

Hello Kevin,
Yes, it is compulsory to wear formals for the GD-PI process of any B-School in India as it's an official interview after all. A shirt, pant, and tie(if mentioned) is a must.

Hello Saideep,
All the top B-schools in India provide admission to the candidates only if they appear for the entrance exams (specified by them) and clear the required cutoffs. Also, they have their own interview process, clearing which you will be finally admitted. So, there is no scope of getting into any of these colleges through any other means(e.g. management quota, etc).

Hi Shahid,
To study MBA in India, take the CAT or MAT. For Dubai, you need to visit university websites as different universities have different requirements. Also in Dubai, many foreign universities have their branches offering MBA. Work experience is preferred, additionally they may ask for GRE or GMAT. IELTS is okay but check university requirements.

MBA Telecom & System is a sector specific niche MBA. Currently Indian Telecom industry is in challenged state. Therefore, it is recommended that you opt for generic MBA so that you have large opportunities to choose from.

There are several national level tests like CAT, XAT, MAT, IIFT, NMAT, CMAT, etc. You have secure a good percentile in them to get a good B-School. You can also appear when you are in the last year of your graduation.

IIM-B, XIME, Christ, Alliance, IFIM are the ones. There are many more but these are the decent ones.

To get a job in Bank, a graduation degree is sufficient.
You need to appear in various National Level Competitive Exams to get a job in Banking Sector.
For that, if you want to do MBA then surely go for MBA in Accounting & Finance or Banking if available.

Regular MBA is a very extensive program in any good B-School. You may not able to do justice to both academics and job simultaneously. It is recommended that you do MBA without any additional burden. If due to personal conditions you can not leave your job, then it will be better you evaluate doing MBA part time, by correspondence or by distance learning.

If you score very high (e.g. 98 percentile and above in CAT) in MBA entrance exams, you stand a high probability of getting admission in top B-School for MBA. If you do well in MBA you will definitely get good placement based on your profile.
All the best.