MBA/PGDM

Dear,
Government Universities better in term of fee and recognition but you need to check every factors like:
Placement, brand value, companies interaction, course structure upto the market standard that normally government university won't update time to time, infrastructure, foreign exchange, etc.
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There is no area wise preference in any of IIM becaause selection in IiM is purely based on merit.

A composite score above 600.

Yes, since you have done mechanical engineering and also have work experience. You can pursue MBA in operations management. As per me, start preparing for CAT 2017 from now on and try to score good percentile and get admission in the top institutions. Also, two years of work experience is considered

If you are doing CSE then you have an edge for business analytics because computer knowledge and mathematics is required for better understanding.
As for earnings, it depends on the brand value of college.

Last year, it was around 35%. But, it can vary as cut-off mainly depends upon the merit list.

The infrastructure is good, but we should also note that for MBA even a decent infrastructure is enough. The institution is new, but surely growing. But fee is huge. So, if you have no problem with high fees and low ROI. You can consider Woxsen. Consider your other options before taking a call.

So as you said, you have a plan of doing MBA in tourism and airport management. First, you have to understand that the both courses are different B.Com, I will deal with accounting, Maths, Commerce, but if you take travel and tourism industry its full about management. Still, some accounts syllabus

In IIM Raipur's admission criteria, around 6-7% weightage is allocated to your performance in each class 10th and class 12th examinations as well as graduation percentage. A percentage above 90 will fetch you full marks in each category. For further details check the following link:
http://www.iimrai

Rs 5 lakhs for 2 years.