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There are multiple reasons for this belief. One of them is that foreign universities (not all) are more developed in terms of curriculum and reputation. There are courses that are new and globally accepted. In India, we still have old MBA. Quality of research is also good there and business management is good. I am telling about only reputed ones. Foreign universities does not mean any country outside, it means good universities. Secondly, India also has good management schools, but not many. IIMs are known but they are still to come a global lists. There are faculty crunches as well. MBA from Indian colleges and universities is still to get presence worldwide because our students, and even teachers lack the global acumen. Apart from some, we are still facing challenges.

The University admission section conducts the process of admissions into M.Tech. Regular (Sponsored seats), M.Sc Full Time, Part Time P.G. Programmes and Ph.D Programmes offered by various Constituent Colleges /Units of the University. Admissions to regular M.Tech /M.Pharmacy /MBA & MCA programmes in constituent colleges /Units of the University are based on GATE or PGECET/GPAT /ICET ranking respectively conducted by A.P State Council of Higher Education, Hyderabad. The admissions into M.Tech/M.Pharmacy made by various affiliated colleges of the University Under "B" Category seats are ratified by the admission section as per the eligibility criteria of the University.
The admissions to regular B.Tech Programmes are made based on the rank secured in Engineering. Agriculture & Medicine common entrance test (EAMCET) conducted by A.P State Council of Higher Education, Hyderabad. Three year diploma holders, with engineering common entrance test (ECET) ranking are eligible for admission into B.Tech Programmes.
In addition to above Regular/Part Time/Sponsored admissions into various UG/PG/Ph.D Programmes, admission section also undertakes admissions of certain MOU Programmes leading to UG/PG/Ph.D. programmes offered by various MOU Organisations in collaboration with JNTUH.