Alliance

BBA and BBM degrees are similar with same syllabus, content and structure.

Hello Himanshu,
One college is in North India & the other is in Bangalore. Both appear to be on the same level. Be it faculty or placement. Therefore, I feel you should get admission in whichever comes first.

Hello Chirayu,
Between these two colleges I feel that SRM, Chennai is a better option. Facilities and faculty both are reportedly better. In addition, the placement cell functions very well.

Dear G,
Scholarship are provided to those students only who belongs to minority category that is SC/ ST. In this, only tuition fee is provided. Other college charges like hostel, etc. are not provided.

Hello Goutham,
This is a newly opened University and perhaps because of this it accepts students who have cleared any CET in India. I am giving link for information:
http://ced.alliance.edu.in/php/admissions-btech.php
It's a gamble to take admission here.

Hello,
I appreciate your interest in Alliance University for B.Tech in computer science engineering. As far as college feedback is concerned, it's the current and passed out students of the college who can provide you the best ones. For the same, kindly refer to the link below for reviews by the college alumni:
https://goo.gl/IC6gYz
Kindly click on the reviews tab and read the reviews.
I hope this answers your question. If you have any further questions, kindly revert.

IFIM, Bangalore and Alliance are the best colleges offering very good return on investment, decent placements assistance and dedicated faculty and curriculum.

Dear M Sai Yashwanth,
No, SRM University is far better then Alliance university. Its last year placement is also very good. You can go through college website. Moreover, if you are looking for more good colleges you can choose either LPU Punjab, Chandigarh University, Galgotia University and PIET Haryana.

Hi Mani,
Yes, you can pursue PhD. For that you need to appear for NET or you can take direct admission in colleges also but I strongly recommend you to go through NET.
I hope this helps.