Kerala

Dear Prakhar Saxena,
It is excellent. For complete details, check the following website:
http://xime.org/placement-details.
All the best.

Hello Jaison,
From few years, TNEA is filling its seats via class 12th marks, there is no entrance examination from quite a few years. To get information regarding its eligibilty criteria, kindly have a look over TNEA's official website.

T.I.M.E. (Triumphant Institute Of Management Education Pvt. Ltd) - Students aspiring to join institutes like IIMs join TIME the examinations like CAT, CET require rigorous training which is provided here. T.I.M.E. has various coaching centers in Kerala.

There are lots of courses to select after 12th from Arts such as:
BBA
BA with Economic
If you want to be a teacher, then:
-BA in English
-BA in Hindi
-BA in History
-BA in Sanskrit
-Or any relevant language.
Then, you can go for Journalism and mass communication.
-Fine Arts
-Performing Arts
-Designing
-Psychology

Hello Nihad,
Apologies for the late reply:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-colleges-kochi?uaf[]=specialization&ts=4143466&rf=filters&ct[]=127&sp[]=487&sp[]=511&ed[]=et_20
Kindly visit the given link to know about the B-schools in Kochi offering MBA in SCM and Logistics.
https://www.shiksha.com/resources/college-comparison-251159-166296-245296-276651
Here's the link to know which among them is the best.

Hello Lokesh,
NL Dalmia is way better an option among the two due to its location, better placement scenarios and brand name. Also, Dalmia is widely considered as one of the best B-schools in and around Mumbai specifically for Finance:
https://www.shiksha.com/resources/college-comparison-161223-170335
Kindly visit the given link for more details. I hope it helps.

Hi,
Anywhere around 90-100 marks is the expected cut-off for College of Engineering, Trivandrum this year.

When you see fee, ROI and placements XIME, Kochi is a very good college to learn various aspects of management but at the end of the day you have to make a choice between the two as both are very reputed and good colleges.