Bangalore

Christ University is one of the top universities in Bangalore. It is a good university for mechanical engineering.

A graduate believes in scoring good in the entrance exams Do take KMAT or PGCET if you want to do MBA from Karnataka. Post that, they'd give the list of colleges you are eligible to apply for. Along with an MBA, it is useful to have an alternative value added courses offered during in the universities. Since 17 lakh MBA students graduate every year.

Rs 9 lakhs is the total course fee.

IBS, Mumbai has good campus placements for final and also for the summer internship. The faculty over here is very nice and decent and who come from a wide industry experience across different sectors. Case study method is used in the sessions also, the institute has a wide number of clubs which cater to the needs of students as per their area of interest. IBS also has its own case research center where case studies are created and which I think is the USP of it.

You can get admission in Don Bosco by appearing in KCET or ComedK exam. You can also get admission through management quota.

Dear Vamsi,
Bangalore University is a good option for engineering. So, you can get a seat if you are eligible, otherwise, some local options are also available in the city. You just need to search.
Good luck.

Hello Kritika,
The order, descending, should be SIBM-Pune, TAPMI, GIM and SIBM-Bangalore. This is based on the college rankings, placements, industry exposure, location and college brand.

Keonics computer coaching centre. There, you will be taught programming languages such as C, C+, JAVA, HTML, data structure, SQL, etc.

Hello Prema,
Following are the law colleges in Bangalore with low fee structure:
1) University Law College
2) Ramaiah College of Law
3) Seshadripuram Law College
4) BMS College of Law
5) Dr.B.R. Ambedkar College of Law
6) National Law School of India University
7) The Oxford College of Law
8) Panchami College Of Law
9) K.L.E. Society's Law College
10) St. Hopkins