Bangalore

I would suggest Acharya Institute of Technology because of its curriculum, faculty. But most importantly, the placement cell in Acharya is way better compared to BNMIT.

It is a good college but I would keep it as my last option.

Hello Shaik,
Here is the list of top engineering colleges in Bangalore:
https://www.google.co.in/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/ranking/top-engineering-colleges-in-Bangalore/44-2-0-278-0&ved=2ahUKEwiu-4qdiufdAhWXWX0KHV7mDYUQFjAFegQIBxAB&usg=AOvVaw3knrbhN5mwJJjFx0x0GyfE

REVA University is autonomous whereas RISM is Bangalore University affiliated.

Flying Schools DO NOT assist in placements. The candidates have to themselves apply and appear for the entrance exams as and when conducted by the hiring airlines.
Almost all the Indian Airline operators announce vacancies each year although the number of intake may differ each time.
So, you too wil

Asia-Pacific Institute of Management is the better one among the two options. With a sprawling infrastructure, brilliant faculty, excellent industry relations and an impeccable placement record, Asia-Pacific Institute of Management is carved out a name for itself in the country. Moreover the budding

Hi, there are total of 80-90 seats available in NLSIU, Bangalore. You need to get a rank under 100 in CLAT to get into NLU, Bangalore.
Good luck.

Hi,
These colleges offer BBA in Bangalore, Christ, Presidency, Mount Carmel, Jain University, Reva University, etc. You can check this link for further details regarding the admission process:
https://www.shiksha.com/bba/colleges/bba-colleges-bangalore

Of course, you can join in any state, your marks and qualifications are what matters not the region, there are certain universities which give privilege to the local students, so maybe you have to work hard for that matter, but again if you score good marks then you will easily get admission.

Kindly visit the academy in person and get the feedback from students.