MBA/PGDM

If you are not technically oriented and want to change career and become a generalist then MBA is very good career option. MBA will open lots of different kind of career opportunities for you.

Yes, you can pursue MBA after graduation with 50% from any field. If you like to go with the general stream, then you can go for B.Com. The industry of India prefers B.Tech + MBA.

Yes, you need to be at least 21 years of age.

You can check the below mentioned link:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/resources/mba-faq#8

Hi,
Supply chain management and operations are the best options for you. However, you can choose other options as well like IT/ systems, marketing, HR, etc., if you have any interest in them.

Hi,
It depends upon your interests as well as several important factors like expenses, fees, placements, industry exposure, etc. The top 20 schools offer an average package of around Rs.15 LPA to Rs.20 LPA. You may even bag international placements through some of them.
Whereas, to pursue MS in forei

Christ University - Bangalore is better than XIME - Bangalore in terms of placements and infrastructure. The cutoff of Christ University - Bangalore through MAT is above 600 and through CAT, it is 70 percentile.

To get admission in IIM – Kanpur, you have to clear CAT exam with at least 97 percentile, and then you have to clear GD and PI round, if you get a call from there. You must have good percentage in your class 10th and 12th. The minimum percentage would be 90% and in graduation, you must have 80%.

I would suggest you to avoid VITS - Dubai campus as it has poor ROI. You can try for:
1. BITS – Pilani.
2. BIMTECH – Noida.
3. BIMTECH - Bhubaneshwar.