IIM Ahmedabad - Indian Institute of Management

There are several areas that offer courses for all the students. However in first year, everyone has to complete same courses and there are no choices offered. However in second year you can pick which area you want to specialize in. There are several areas including and not limited to Marketing, Finance, HR, Public Policy, Strategy, Organization Behavior, Quantitative etc.

There are a lot of good colleges in Delhi. Several magazines and independent institutions publish MBA school rankings. You can look at some of these and believe the ones that you personally trust. However, as far as I am concerned, I think FMS Delhi, MDI Gurgaon, IIT Delhi are few really good choices.

IIMs put a cutoff of 60% for past academic performance. You are just on the boarder line. Hence to get a call from IIMs, you will need to do really well in CAT. As most IIMs compute a composite score based on your previous academic performance. You would not have good standing with respect to composite score, hence really good performance in CAT is the only way out for you.

I don't think you will get an interview call from IIMA. IIMs put a individual score cutoff of 60% for all past academic performance. If you are below that, then you will not be considered for the interview. However IIMs call top 100 students in all streams for the interview, irrespective of their academic performance. Hence if you can secure top 100 rank in CAT, you will get a call from IIMA.

I don't think that one year gap will affect your future in anyway. A lot of people in this country take a gap for a lot of reasons. I am sure you would have a reason of your own. This might come up in an interview but be assured that this will not be the deciding factor. Hence you should not worry too much and not try to hide this fact (it should not come out as deliberate attempt to hide information ) .

your eligibility for most of MBA enterence has almost nil.But don't wary some private universities are somewhat better options for you who has taken admission on the basis of your enterence, GD & PI.

To get into IIMs, first you need to complete your under-graduation studies. I would suggest that you choose a specialization of your liking. Also given that you have an average score in class 10th and 12th, you would need to do really well in your college. Hence is it doubly important that you pick your stream carefully based on your interest and your strengths. To get into IIMs, you will need to write CAT in your final year and get a good score so that you get interview calls.