Colleges in Hyderabad

IBS-Hyderabad is one of the top colleges. Personally, the experience was great and there was a lot to learn everyday.
The cut-off would be an average of the entrance exam and GD-PI which has to be 80% and above in case you write IBSAT exam.

The certificate course of food and nutrition is available at the BR Ambedkar Open University, Hyderabad. It is a 6 months part-time program.

Hi Varsha,
Yes, you can get admission with your rank in Mahatma Gandhi College but not in Osmania University.
All the best and do well.
PS: The website mentions TS LAWCET cut-off for each category in every participating college of the Telangana State Law Entrance Exam.

Hi Chinny,
The cut-off for Sultan-Ul-Uloom College, Hyderabad 2017 was
Open-Male-4953 and Open- Female-6574 so there is a possibility that you will get. However, the link for quick access is made available by Shiksha.
Here is the link:
https://www.shiksha.com/law/exams/tslawcet/cutoff

You need to score at least 50% in graduation for admission in this college.

Yes, of course, it's possible. After completing B.Tech, you can do hospital management from any college. To pursue this course, you need to be a graduate.

EFLU is just an average college but infrastructure, faculty members and facilities are good but placement is below than the average. And, yes, you can pursue BA in English.

Yes, you can get a seat in this college.
Good luck.

Yes, after the completion of your BBA course, you can apply for IMT-Hyderabad through CAT. But as this year, the admissions process is closed you can apply for 2019-20 batch.