IBS Business School, Hyderabad

BIMTECH, Noida would be a better choice as it has better placement record. BIMTECH is a good brand name. Avoid IBS B-schools as they have a very high student intake which creates a problem during the placements.

There is no comparison between IMT - Hyderabad and IBS – Hyderabad. IMT - Hyderabad has great brand value. The faculty learning experience at IMT is at par. For the batch 2014-16, the highest CTC at IMT Hyderabad was Rs.21 LPA and IBS – Hyderabad, highest CTC was Rs.11.5 LPA.
Fees structure:
1. For IBS – Hyderabad, it is around Rs.13.7 lakhs.
2. For IMT – Hyderabad, it is around Rs.12 lakhs.

Yes, you do have chances. Minimum percentage required is 60%.

Indian Business School, Hyderabad, offered last year around 24 lakhs per annum and on an average they received around 16 lakhs per annum.
Further, NMIMS cut off last year was 90 percentile.

IBS, Hyderabad would be a better option as Woxsen is a new B-school. I would suggest you to avoid both these colleges as IBS colleges have a very high student intake which affects the placements scenario.

IBS is the best in terms of placement and ranking.

IBS is a good brand and provides decent placements, so you can go for management studies.
You can check the below mentioned list for top MBA colleges under GMAT:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-india-accepting-gmat/2-2-0-0-310

MANAGE - Hyderabad is the best option amongst the colleges mentioned above. However, you should know that MANAGE offers MBA in agri business, whereas the other colleges offer general MBA. MBA in agri business is a niche field and much more different than a general MBA, so you need to be sure before choosing a management program.

You can get admission in IBS after appearing for any competitive exam. IBSAT is one of them and the last date for IBSAT is extended to 18th December, 2016. You can also take admission through NMAT, CAT and XAT scores.