Colleges in Gujarat

Preparation can be three types: self, self plus coaching and coaching,
It depends whether you are working or a student. So, if you are working you have to prepare either by self-using the correspondence booklets or you can take the option of taking weekend coaching classes or you can buy some famous books used for the preparation of MBA entrance exams. But if you are a student then you have a good amount of time to prepare so you can use the correspondence courses and books initially for self-preparation and later can join coaching classes for brushing up your preparation with added techniques. So, any MBA entrance exam has generally three sections: quantitative aptitude, logical reasoning & data interpretation and verbal reasoning along with a study of general current affairs. So, depending on your strengths, weakness and speed prepare the three sections accordingly and nail the exam.
Note: prepare for social and rural contemporary issues thoroughly.

There is nothing such thing called tougher to crack or easy to crack. This view depends upon the preparation of the exam you are giving. There are a number of exams conducted in India for the MBA courses. Exams like CAT, XAT, GMAT, KMAT, IBSAT, NMAT, SNAP, IRMA etc. have some minor tweaking and variations apart from the main sections. Each of these exams has quantitative aptitude, verbal reasoning, logical reasoning and data interpretation, apart from GK or essay writing section in some of the exams. So, you have to prepare accordingly for these exams either by taking coaching classes or correspondence course or by self-preparation or by following recommended books. After you have prepared for the most difficult level questions, you may try to get some question banks for the specific exam you are targeting either offline mode i.e. books on exams or online mode i.e. free question banks websites or paid question banks for practice.

We can't say IIM-Ahmedabad is charging very much, but among the IIMs it is on a bit higher side. The facilities provided at IIM-A are really good as compared to any other college. IIM-A has world-class infrastructure in terms of classrooms, dormitories, computer centre, library and sports facilities. The world-class infrastructure created on the institute's hundred-acre campus provides an ambience conducive to stimulating learning. The architecture, classrooms, library, research centres and computing facilities all combine to provide a holistic learning environment.
A state-of-the-art computer network with more than 2000 nodes connects all the members of the institute's community with each other. This network has a fibre optics backbone with one or more fibre segments reaching every building at the campus.
A good library, all sports facilities, and good campus life is what IIM-A offers.

The placements in BK Majumdar Institute of Business Administration is quite good. BKMIBA is the good college for the students as they get many opportunities from many MNC companies. The placement record of BKMIBA is decent. BKMIBA has placement cell working for placements and they provide an intensive training programme for the placements. Well known companies had come for recruitment. Many companies visited the college like Tata, Reliance Industries Ltd, TCS, Axis Bank, Confederation of Commerce and Industries, ABB Ltd., Jyoti Ltd, L&T Ltd and ICICI Bank were the highest recruiting companies. The highest placement so far was around 3.4 lakh per annum. The average salary figure is between 2 to 2. 5 lakh for annum. So if you are hoping up for doing your BBA from BKMIBA it is the right choice to go for it. And they provide around 70 to 80 percent of placement which is a decent one.

Hi, I think matching the schools will be a more productive exercise if we compare them with similar programs.
The programme at IIMs that is most similar to ISB's One Year MBA is IIMs own One Year Full-Time MBA programmes, that like ISB's One Year Full-Time course, exclusively accepts candidates with work experience.
Now before you tell me "but, the PGPX/ EPGP are executive MBA courses" - let me clarify upfront that they are not. These courses despite the odd branding, much like all one-year MBA (INSEAD, Oxford) and two-year MBA programmes (Harvard, Stanford) outside India simply accept candidates with substantial work experience. Read this for more: Don't mistake it for an Executive MBA and this one too: The 3 Questions One Year MBA Grads in India are Tired of Answering.
As India's first globally accredited MBAs the One Year MBA at IIMs along with ISB's MBA is the first MBAs from India to have made a mark on the Financial Times Global MBA Ranking. More on this here: IIM A's PGPX Ranked No. 2 MBA in the World for Career Progression: Financial Times 2015 MBA Ranking
The two-year PGP at IIMs is in fact accredited as an MIM and not an MBA globally for this reason. (read this for more on this: IIM Calcutta bags AMBA accreditation & IIM C's PGP ranked 13th in Financial Times MiM Ranking 2014). MIM's are management programmes targeted at candidates with 0-3 years work experience as opposed to MBA programmes that recruit candidates with 3+ years of work experience.
So now that we are comparing similar programmes here is an exhaustive and excellent analysis of ISB's One Year MBA vs IIM B and IIM C's One Year MBA: IIM B vs IIM C vs ISB - Which one is right for you? which should clarify many of your doubts. As the article suggests, the choice is a personal one and depends entirely on your aims.

Tips and hacks to crack IRMA:
A- Be clear of the examination pattern:
The total duration of the exam is 1 hour and 20 minutes. In Issues of Social Concern test, a total of 40 questions is asked. Only objective type questions are asked in the exam. Every question has five options and the candidates must select the right one. Marking: 1, -0.25.
B- Current affairs: Candidates must regularly read newspapers, magazines to stay updated.
C- Focus more on National events and news.
D- Inculcate reading habit.
E- Solve previous year questions as per time frame guidelines of actual exam. This will give you a look and feel of actual exam.
F- Study plan: Give more time to the topics which a candidate feels is difficult provided the preparation time of one year.

By the way of introduction, I am an alumnus of IIM Indore (2016 batch) and I understand it is very confusing to decide on which college to join.
Before getting into which college is better. It would be good to see what all are the parameters a candidate should look for while choosing the college.
Most students start by thinking about the kind of college they want to attend and due to this they sometimes fail to question what college has to offer to them.
The main parameter to look for is faculty, industry reputation, alum network, placements, course structure and infrastructure.
Now, if I were to choose among the mentioned colleges I would go for L. J. Institute of Management Studies over GLSICT considering the above pointers in mind.
L. J. Institute of Management Studies has a good track record of placements and also it has better infrastructure. All the other pointers are at par.