Colleges in Bangalore

Bachelor of Music is a 3-year Under Graduate course in the domain of performing arts with a specialization in music and vocals. The minimum eligibility criterion which most of the institutes ask for is a score of at least 50% (relax able for reserved category candidates) at 10+2 or equivalent level. The fee for the course varies between INR 10,000 to INR 1 Lac in India. Some of the popular colleges offering the course are:
Agarwal Junior College
Agra College
Alankar Mahila PG Mahavidyalaya
Bareilly College
BBK DAV College for Women
Admission to the course involves a Common Entrance Test (CET) based selection method (Where skills in the respective art form are assessed) as well as a merit-based selection criterion that is the percentage of marks obtained by the candidate at 10+2 or equivalent level. Colleges/Universities offering admissions through CET mechanism rely on the score of University level common entrance exams like AUCET while some of them go for a separate entrance exam of their own (like LPU). The Bachelors level programme in the area of performing art (Music) is aimed at imparting skills and knowledge about the subject in a comprehensive manner so as to bring out the best in the students both academically and practically. This inherit aim of the course helps in decimating sufficient knowledge and skills o the students in a manner that they would be effective enough to help them channelize their learning in the practical sense. Bachelors in music graduates have a wide range of opportunities to choose from in terms of job opportunities. One can choose to work in the domain/firms such as Studios, Orchestras, Bands, Performing Art Centers, Film TV industry, Animation, VFX, etc. After completion of graduation, one may pursue further studies in the said subject or may take up job opportunities associated.

Hello Rahul,
Alliance University conducts it's own entrance exam for giving admission the first year of engineering students in the final year in class 12th or those who passed 12th standard. University also gives admission to the Diploma holders directly in second year of four year engineering course called lateral admission. Not only in Karnataka, but in the many states of the country almost 50% seats are remaining unfilled. It appears that there could be a similar case in the state of Karnataka since in spite of searching many websites I could not find mention of closing rank in any one of them for aeronautical engineering branch in Alliance. So, don't worry and apply and I am sure you will get admission.
Best wishes for your dreams to become an Aerospace engineering graduate.

Hello Tejaswi Ram,
Placements is a very dynamic subject. Of course sincere management and an excellent team go a long way in providing students best of the opportunities for placements. But then economic and industrial condition of the country plays an important role in this whole business of placements. When the things are going good even lower ranked colleges get recruiters and place their students, but in hard times even the best of colleges including IIT's find it tough to place their students. Jain University as an institution has a well oiled machinery of placements and hence I have no doubts that this cell of theirs will definitely try it's best to plce students of Mtech in aerospace structures as well but at that point in time there should be industries in India requiring this particular skill set then only they will come to this institution for placements. So don't worry at the moment. Nobody can actually predict what is going to happen 2 years from now. Just concentrate on learning your subjects well and then you automatically will score well in the examination and of course based on this you are bound to get some placements.
Best wishes to you.