Colleges in Bangalore

NMIMS - Bangalore is a much better option than IFIM for finance. The average salary offered at NMIMS - Bangalore is Rs.9 LPA. It was also in the list of top 5 emerging schools of Ministry of HRD. IFIM is a decent option, but definitely not as good as NMIMS - Bangalore.

The cut off of SIBM - Pune for this year is around 70 to 75 percentile. For SCMHRD, it is around 65 to 70 percentile. You may get a call from SIBM - Bangalore or SIIB – Pune, if you have applied to their respective program.

Yes, it's a good choice giving the specifications. But did you give the exam for it?

GLIM is one of the best private colleges in India. You can get admission through CAT, XAT, CMAT or MAT scores. The average package offered is around Rs.10 lakhs.

Hi Aneesh,
Alliance is one of the top private university in South India for management course. The last year average salary was Rs.10.08 lakhs per annum. Then, PSG is getting Rs.4.8 lakhs per annum.
All the best.

Christ, SIBM and NMIMS are some of the good colleges apart from IIM-B, you can check the below link for more-
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-colleges-in-bangalore

Your CAT percentile or any management exam conducted. Your performance in GD/PI and your 10th and 12th score matter along with your years of work experience.

IFIM-B has better rankings, infrastructure and ROI value than UBS-B. So, my suggestion is to opt for IFIM.

Hello,
You have to prepare for IIT JAM Entrance test to pursue M.Sc. from IISC. The eligibility required for IISC is general and OBC candidates:
First class marks or min. 60% aggregate marks, without rounding off, in qualifying degree.
SC/ST/PWD Candidates:
Second class or min. 50% aggregate marks without rounding off, in qualifying degree.
The candidates who have either appeared or are due to appear in the final examination of their qualifying degree in 2017 are also eligible to appear in the test.
You can get complete information of IIT JAM here - https://www.eduncle.com/iit-jam-exam
I hope it will help you.