Colleges in Telangana

Hello,
IIM's are still in the phase of earning a recognition for their 1-year program. I would rank ISB as the top most choice for the same. It is ranked under top 30 colleges for doing MBA from around the world. The program, course structure, faculty and post-MBA placements are excellent in ISB and have been a threat to all major IIM's one year MBA programs.
While getting into ISB's one year program is extremely difficult, it is comparatively easy to get into EPGP of IIM B. The second choice would be SP Jain. While ISB is pretty much ahead of SP Jain with respect to the above parameters, SP Jain is slowly catching up with the top colleges around the world. SP Jain is too ranked under top 30 colleges in the world to do an MBA from.
If you are really looking for a one year MBA, then please consider ISB and SP Jain as your top choices, and in an extreme case, consider IIM B EPGP.

Avinash College of Commerce is one of the campuses which is affordable to all students with 150+ recruiters in software, non-software and technical verticals. The average salary is Rs 1.5 LPA and highest go beyond Rs 5 LPA.
Specialization offered human resources, marketing and finance.
The campus has a lot of international and national faculties who guide the students in career development.
This campus holds direct tie-up for placement with some well-known and famous multinational companies like Infosys, TCS, Tech Mahindra, EMC2, THOMSON and Reuters, etc. This help student gets placed in international and national jobs. A large alumni network of over 1500+ help the current students in getting a job with excellent placement package.
So I hope the placement opportunities are very vast for students who study on this campus.

IBS is better than Alliance. Alliance and IBS are very top class campuses which offer MBA education with perfection.
ICFAI IBS is very good in terms of education as well as placements.
Placements last year the package approximately went to an average of 6.9 lakhs.
95% of students who did MBA from ICFAI are getting good salary packages.
International placement in one batch is approximately 25% which indicates their strength in international tie-ups.
They are giving enough opportunities in India and abroad. The quality of education is also very good. Live case study based education help them develop industry knowledge and the students are getting easily adapted to the multinational and corporate mindset.
But Alliance school offers a less salary scale in the range of 4 to 10 lakhs per annum. The international relations of Alliance is less than IBS. So, I suggest IBS rather than Alliance.

After completing BBA from ICFAI Business School (IBS, Hyderabad) a student can get a placement opportunity in India but out outside India as ICFAI is giving placement in Indian only after graduation. The ROI is also not good in ICFAI Business School paying 7,10,000 as your course fees and getting a job of around 2,00,000-3,00,000 is not a good investment. The college places you in a very well established company across India. Some of the companies that visit for recruitment are Maruti Suzuki, LG Electronics, Oracle and many more. IBS, Hyderabad is one the best institutes of the ICFAI Group. Learning is 100% based on cases. Most of the courses are taught through real-life cases, designed to help students appreciate real-life situations. For any extra information you can visit the college's website of IBS, Hyderabad.

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.