Colleges in Karnataka

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New answer posted•9 years ago
Bhat Naieem
9 years ago
Christ University is one of the top universities in Bangalore. It is a good university for mechanical engineering.

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Prakruthi Rao
9 years ago
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 universiti

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Nagesh Sawant
9 years ago
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

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New answer posted•9 years ago
Nagesh Sawant
9 years ago
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 cat

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New answer posted•9 years ago
Piyush Singh
9 years ago
No, you need to buy the books.

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Both are at their place. There is no such difference when its about MBA but AIMS-MBA department has professors from IIM-B, IIM-A. I guess this is enough for you to understand the quality of education.

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New answer posted•9 years ago
Abhishek Desai
9 years ago
Hello Rahul,
It is not a great option at all for pursuing MBA as it doesn't feature even under the top 100 colleges in India. Simply avoid it and aim for the much better colleges.
PS: Honestly speaking, even I've myself heard this name for the first time.

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Anushka Jha
9 years ago
If they demand you to pay the full fee then you will have to pay the whole fee. Otherwise, they won't give you the transfer certificate.

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