Delhi

It's just from my own experience that I am saying. In Delhi, I am aware if one good institute which is Made Easy. It is good institute which covers all the topics and they have a very good teaching faculty members. They are even good at doubt clearing and moreover their notes are very good. I have seen their notes and it good. If you just practice that you will be confident enough to crack GATE.

This year more than 11 Lacs aspirants have appeared for NEET 2017. Approximately 63,000 medical seats are there all over India. Expected cutoff for general category can be more between 380 to 430 or higher. Your score though good might fall short to get admission to government colleges. You can read about the 10 states in India with maximum medical seats to plan your application. http://edificeeducation.com/blog/mbbs/10-states-in-india-which-have-highest-seats-for-medical-students.

Hello! FMS, IIT - DMS, IMI, and IIFT are the top ranked colleges for pursuing MBA in Delhi. They're renowned for their brand name and great placements.

Please refer to the link provided below for details regarding admissions in IHM, Catering and Nutrition, Delhi for B.Sc in hospitality and hotel administration. You should be able to download their brochure which contains details regarding application dates, entrance exams(if any), forms, fee structures, courses eligibility, etc.
https://www.shiksha.com/hospitality-travel/hotel-hospitality-management/course/b-sc-in-hospitality-and-hotel-administration-institute-of-hotel-management-catering-and-nutrition-delhi-library-avenue-pusa-90908

Placements for courses like Statistics, Economics and Mathematics are quite appreciable in the University of Delhi. However, you need to have the required skills to get selected.

82 percentile in CMAT will not land you a good college. Some colleges which might consider you for admissions are Amity Noida, New Delhi school of Mgt. JIMS. But these are not good colleges. Take your decision wisely.
All the best!

It depends on the course you want to pursue,the category you belong to and the cut-off list in which you are taking admission.
It varies from 98% to 90% for various courses for General Category.

Check the below link for the list of hospitality and management courses-
https://www.shiksha.com/hospitality-travel/hotel-hospitality-management/colleges/colleges-Delhi-ncr

Hi Gaurab,
It's great that you are interested in MBA in healthcare and hospital management. However, you need to attend a minimum percentage of classes to get your degree. It is as per the AICTE regulations. Try to attend the classes. If you are not able to attend regular classes then please go for the distance programme.

You can get the list of college by given link
https://www.shiksha.com/mass-communication-media/colleges/colleges-Delhi-ncr.