Hyderabad

Hello Vidya Sagar,
Sir, for MBA, at Hyderabad, IBS is the best. And in Bangalore, Christ, Allaince, M S Ramaiah, RIMS, M P Birla and Jain are also good but before taking a final decision, I do suggest you to visit the campus personally so that you can help finalising the decision.

Eligibility
Candidate must be a graduate from a recognized University.
Admission Process
Interested candidate can apply directly to the college

Culinary Academy of India, Begumpet, Hyderabad
Bachelors in Catering Technology and Culinary Arts
UG Degree | Full Time | Duration - 3 years
Ranked 29 by The Week 2016
Affiliated to Osmania University
Use the link provided below for contact details of this institute where you could procure more information, or you could download their brochure which contains accurate details regarding admissions at CAI, Hyderabad.
https://www.shiksha.com/hospitality-travel/culinary-arts/course/bachelors-in-catering-technology-and-culinary-arts-culinary-academy-of-india-begumpet-hyderabad-267875.

It varies yearly, depending upon the students, applying each year. Last year it was around 75+ for general category student with an agriculture background and 60 for NC-OBC student with agriculture background.
For more information log on to www.manage.gov.in.

It varies yearly, depending upon the students applying each year. Last year it was around 70, for general category student with an agriculture background.
For more information log on to www.manage.gov.in

Hello,
After IBS Hyderabad, the next the best is IBS Mumbai which is followed by the IBS campuses at Pune, Gurgaon, Kolkata, etc. IBS-Mumbai has the advantage of its location (financial capital of the country), a better ranking as well as better placements when compared to the other campuses. Kindly visit the given link for more information about the placements of 2015-17 batch across all IBS campuses. Http://ibsindia.org/final-placements/.

Hello!
Unfortunately, there is not even a decent college in Hyderabad (or anywhere in India for that matter) where one can get admission with just 55 percentile in the CAT exam. And the ones you might get won't simply be worth enough to pursue MBA; a total waste of both your precious time I.e. 2 years as well as money (in Lacs). I suggest you to either reappear for CAT (or other entrance exams as per your wish) next year or focus on the other upcoming exams like MBA CET and MAT.
Good luck!

I have heard this year that HCU will accept NIMCET score. But wait for the official notification of HCU MCA admission to confirm.

There's no harm in applying and trying your luck there.