MBA/PGDM

You need 60 to 70 percent to get admission in Alliance.

No, CFP is a certificate course and PGDM is a Diploma course. For the jobs prospects, CFP (Certified Financial Planner) is better than PGDM. There are some institutes like Times Pro and ICICI Bank offering facility to pursue this course with a great placements opportunity in private banks. Also, CFP

There are many examinations. It depends on the college, in which you want to take admission.

What other options do you have?

You can apply for JBIMS with any national level examination score. You need to be in top 30 to get JB from other states.

Hi,
There are many, but do not hesitate to cross check.
Here are names of the colleges providing the course:
1. XLRI – Jamshedpur.
2. IIM – Bangalore.
3. IIM – Kolkata.
4. NITIE – Mumbai.
5. SPJIMR – Mumbai.
6. IIT – Mumbai.
7. SIOM – Nashik.
8. IIT – Delhi.
9. ISB – Hyderabad.
10. IIM – Lucknow.
11. GLIM – Chen

You are eligible to do PhD after PGDM if your degree is approved equivalent to MBA by Association of Indian Universities(AIU). You may look at AIU website to check your PGDM degree equivalence to MBA.

I will pick Indira – Pune. I would suggest you to take that, if you are eligible. It is ranked among top 2 MBA colleges.

You can't get admission with pure B.Com. You have to do IELTS and TOFEL, if you want to go abroad.

Some chapters may serve a purpose for both examinations, which is a solace for you. Moreover, you are now more mature. You can handle both with a right scheduling. You should divide your time, depending on due dates. You will surely succeed in both.