Colleges in Mumbai

I think the placements are there in the college, but I don't think they will fetch a job abroad because of the following reasons:
Private B-School is a business: Starting and running a B-School is a for-profit business for the person (or association of persons) who has started it. For this, they try to market the B-School by making false promises, the most potent, being 100% placements. You go to any average B-School and they all have 100% placements, But it's far from the truth. Another issue is, even if for some batch, the institute manages to get cent percent placement, the quality of placements is an issue. A job offer of 3 LPA also enables the institute to fill the gap needed to reach its goal of cent percent placement. There are very few B-Schools who manage to get good profiles with decent starting packages.

Never ever go to Mumbai campus. If you want to do BBA from Amity University then only go to its Noida campus. Private universities have the habit of broadcasting all this through paid advertising. It's good enough for academics but not good for placements. I can have another option like Christ University on this but it would not be very much different. In today's times even MBA's from normal colleges/universities are struggling to get good jobs so you can imagine where BBA's would be valued in the market. There is no doubt Amity spends lot of money for advertisement. My only advice will be to keep Amity at last option. Moreover, Amity is not a bad college.

As you are from Pharma background it would be logical and would be a good option to choose PGDM in pharmaceutical management. In SIES, Pharma PGDM students are very well managed and trained to meet the requirements of the corporate world. Talking about placement of PGDM pharmaceutical management, last year was a very good with average package almost Rs 6 lakhs and most of the students got placed in very good companies. For being selected for that program, you must give GD-PI and then you must qualify that to get into PGDM Pharma. If you see future aspects also Pharma PGDM is very diverse fields and you can explore different horizons through out your career. As this program is accredited by AICTE, their is no issue with this course and is available to students at a good cost. So to conclude it would be better to go for Pharma.