Indian Institute of Foreign Trade, Delhi

CET marks dont have any basis in IIFT. You have to clear IIFT written exams for entrance.

Yes you have to fill before the declaration of results.

The call is solely based on the basis of entrance test. So yes if you do well in entrance you will get a interview call. But in interview the whole profile is examined. There you might lose marks.

There is no inter-relation between foreign job offers and prior work experience. Job is secured solely on the basis of your knowledge and talent.
That being said, there are some companies who offer job in African countries and they might put restrictions corresponding prior work experience. But this is an exception rather than a norm.

Get in line with the Business side of the daily news articles. Be well informed politically and know what and where you want to be in near future.
Forget about how things run in an IT company and come with a blank frame of reference. Try to learn some finance basics if interested in finance.
Basically just being well informed in every day's who's who and political knowledge should be a good starting choice

Stream is selected in the 4th trimester i.e. at the start of the 2nd year. It is based on your choice of courses/stream as well as in some cases, CGPA requirements.
Usually, personal choice is the most important and deciding factor.

This is a premiere B-School in India consistently ranking among the top 10. It comes under the Ministry of Commerce.
IIFT conducts its own entrance exams. Selection in that will qualify you for an interview round followed by final shortlist.

The admission process for the batch of 2016-18 started in 2015. The entrance tests were held in November, 2015 and interviews were conducted in Feb-March 2016.
For the batch of 2017-19, notification will be out by July. The entrance test will be held in November while results for the same will be declared by December-Jan. This will be followed by interviews.

MBA-IB is a 2 year course for full time students. For executive batches it could be a 3 years course.
Lowest package can be expected to be around 10-12 lakhs.

As such there is no direct impact of backlogs on chances of admission.
Indirectly It depends on how you approach the questions related to your backlogs in the IIFT interview. If you are able to show some positive impact from the backlogs (yes, that sounds weird but can be done) then it's a positive impact.