EMPI College will be a very good choice for MBA Marketing. It offers dual specialization wherein you can combine Marketing with a supportive subject of your choice.

• The faculties of the college are of corporate level and they will help you in getting corporate exposure.
• The college will engage you in various activities, competitions, industrial visits, and live projects which are organized in regular intervals of time.
• The placement of the college is also good. The placement average is almost 100%.
• It has got great infrastructure and a competitive environment. It is situated away from the hustle and bustle of the city.
• On the campus, you will get to participate in various fun activities such as adventurous trips, games, etc.
• The food provided at the hostel and the mess is hygienic.

Hope this helps in giving you an idea about the institute.

For SPJIMR, there are two rounds of interviews. These are both group interviews, with the first one focusing on inquiries related to your chosen field of expertise and the second round focusing on your morals and values. 

In my friend’s case, no questions about information management were asked, but there were times when inquiries about the Internet of Things, artificial intelligence, and other hot subjects in this industry were made. It is best to arrive prepared according to your chosen specialization and to have some knowledge of the other specializations, such as finance, operations, and marketing. Everyone in the group was required to express their opinion on a particular supply chain problem, regardless of the field they chose to study. There are no domain-specific questions in the second round.

Pursuing an MBA as an IPCC student comes with its own benefits. You should consider factors like your long-term goal, professional experience, and financial viability before making a decision. And if you do decide to pursue an MBA you should keep an open mind since circumstances may force you to choose some other college; although there are no logical reasons why someone would go anywhere else if they are getting IIM A what I am trying to say is aim for the best college, aim for 100 percentile and deciding which college to join shall be an easy task for you. As a CA student, you should keep certain points in mind: 

• Know the program: Research and get a thorough understanding of what an MBA is all about and whether your goal aligns with the degree. Familiarize yourself with the curriculum, specialization, and faculty at IIM Ahmedabad. It would also motivate you to put your best foot forward. 
• Strengthen your CV: Although having CA as your qualification is impressive, IIMs usually look for well-rounded candidates with diverse backgrounds. I understand that at this stage you can’t possibly change your background but you can certainly present yourself in the best possible manner. 
• Start preparing ASAP: As a CA student, I understand that you have no difficulty in sitting for hours but CAT doesn’t only test your knowledge but also tests your planning skills and time management, hence start preparing as early as you can. Take as many mocks as possible.