Bangalore

Part time courses in HM are not very effective as you miss on the practical required in the field. However incase you just wish to gain a qualification then you may opt for the same.
https://hospitality.shiksha.com/hotel-management-colleges-in-bangalore-categorypage-6-84-1-0-0-278-106-2-0-none-1-0#page-top

Yes, it is a good university.

you need good marks in class 12 because here the weightage of JEE and 12 is 60-40

bba with llb
bba with logistics and supply chain
bba with aviation

rv
msrit
Bmsce
Pesit
Bmsit
bit
dayanand sagar
acharya institute of technology.
mvit
reva university

U can try in presidency university (autonomous)
then u can try for colleges like
Acharya institute of graduate studies
dayanand sagar university
reva universitywhich has affordable fees structure.
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MSME-Tool Room, Hyderabad (Central Institute of Tool Design) runs some job oriented short term courses. You can select one of the courses from them which you find better. Their website is:- http://www.citdindia.org You can also search IGNOU for certificate courses. If you want to be an entrepreneur then www.ediindia.org offers one year diploma programme "Diploma in entrepreneurship and business management" in distance mode. If you have the will power then you can go for AMIE also.You can also check Skill India programmes started recently to help persons like you.All the best.

ISBR and RIMS are best from below link.check for placement ratios.
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-in-logistics-management-colleges-in-bangalore

colleges is decent as it specialist ij logistis and aviation. Placement is okay and average.
https://www.shiksha.com/Ilam-Institute-Of-Logistics-Aviation-Management-Indiranagar-Bangalore-institute-college-listingoverviewtab-39554

IIM Bangalore or its equivalent