Colleges in Bangalore

Hello Nishant,
For admission via management quota you need to ask the college itself, however they do have some seats left in the end so talk to the college as soon as possible.

Following are the best options for you:
Christ University
MS Ramaiah
PES University
Garden City
T.John
KLE
Oxford College
AMC College
Acharya Institutes

Hello Pruthvi,
Following are the top colleges in Bangalore for B.Sc in aviation :
1) Hindustan Aviation Academy
2) Christian College
3) Cirrus Aviation Academy
4) Bradford Aviation Academy
5) Academy Of Aviation & Engineering
6) Skybird Aviation
7) PTC Aviation Academy-Air Hostess Training Bangalore
8) Fledge Institute of Aviation and Hospitality, Koramangala
9) Bangalore Aviation Academy
10) St. Hopkins

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.

Basically, first of all, look for the area of specialization which you want to opt for in MBA. Look after the placements, average CTC offered, etc. There are various parameters to judge and it goes without saying that no 2 institutes are similar. Everyone has some uniqueness. Wherein, its USP is the summer internship program of 14 weeks i.e approximately 3 months, whereas, other institutes conduct it for 2 months or so.

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.

No, you need to buy the books.