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It's quite difficult to say how competitive you'll be without knowing your GMAT. That will be a very important factor in determining the strength of your candidacy. As an Indian male with an engineering background you are in the very toughest, most over-represented demographic when it comes to b-school apps & it's also one that tends to have very high GMAT scores (typically 20-30 points over a school's average). In order to be competitive for top 10 schools, most Indian male engineers need a score in the 730+ range, although it does obviously depend on how strong the rest of the application is. Given what you shared about grades, extracurriculars & leadership experience I think top 10 will unfortunately be out of reach. Another challenge will be your age & years of experience. Most schools want applicants with 3-5 years of experience upon matriculation & when you have more than that it is a challenge. If there's any possibility of working remotely a part-time MBA would be a great option for you -- they're easier to get into than their full time counterparts & your age will be more on target as well. Otherwise I'd aim more for European schools, which tend to skew older than US ones do. Again, it's hard to name targets for you without knowing your GMAT, but once you have your score, you'll generally want to target schools where you are at least 20-30 points over their GMAT average (since that will make them more likely to overlook the weaknesses in your application).

In terms of the CFA, at this point I'd only focus there is you can really nail the GMAT. Your priority should be the GMAT & you wouldn't want to do anything that would take your time or energy away from it.

Hope that helps!