MBA/PGDM

Dear,
You need to maintain good grades in your graduation and start preparation for management tests like CAT, MAT, NMAT, XAT or SNAP. Through that only, you would get the chance to enter into top management b-school.
Side by side, you should start reading economics times for the market watch.
All the

It will be better to have dedicated preparations for CAT in the year in which you planning to appear for CAT. However, you may work to continuously improve your numerical, data interpretation and verbal communication ability along with your graduation study to improve your chances to crack CAT.

There are many good colleges, but as per me, Quantum School of Business is the best. It has a great placement record. For more details, kindly visit the link mentioned below:
www.quantum.edu.in

MBA in finance is a post graduation program and CFA is just a certificate program and has no degree available to it. So MBA is the right option.

B - MAT Examination
Bharati Vidyapeeth Deemed University conduct B-MAT entrance exam of MBA program for all its seven constituent units which includes:
Institute of Management and Entrepreneurship Development- Pune
(Intake: MBA-180, MBA (HR)-60)
Institute of Management and Research-New Delhi
(Intake: MBA

You can apply with admission committee citing suitable reasons for opting out. Although you would not get degree certificate.

Dual would be a deadly combo. Although both are equally good and you should go according to your area of interest.

Yes, after your CET score you would get call for GDPI rounds and on that basis only, you can avail your admission.

You can pursue MBA in HR from all top 40 B-schools. Most accepted exam is CAT and CMAT.

Firstly, you need to complete your graduation with a minimum of 60% marks (though eligibility criteria is 50% for some colleges). Then along with your graduation you need to start preparing for CAT. You can join a coaching for that or dedicated self-study will also do.