Maharashtra

The Universal Business School, Mumbai is one of the premier institutions in Mumbai having excellent placement opportunities. The Cardiff MBA programme is a dual specialisation programme in which you get to study abroad for two semesters.

Welingkar, Symbiosis-Bangalore and Pune, BIMM-Pune, Christ University and IFMR, Bangalore are some of the good institutes.
You can also get admission in IMD-Gurgaon and IMS-Mumbai.
All the best.

It is a decent college. But, many suggest that the placement figures provided by the institution might be slightly exaggerated. So, I would suggest you to contact alumni of ITM through social media and enquire them. Fee is slightly higher. Average salary is around 4-5 lakhs while their brochure mentions above 6 lakhs. I have heard that not all students get placed here. Don't go to any other ITM brand than of Navi Mumbai. Only ITM Navi Mumbai is good.

IIMP and AIMS are the only decent colleges offering average placements at this fee. For other lower end colleges you may check below:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-colleges-in-pune-fees-upto-5lacs

MAT cut-off for last year was 99.96 percentile. Yes, admission can be got through CET.

You can still score more marks in CMAT, if you start preparing from now. With your profile, I would suggest you to try getting more marks in CMAT. I also suggest you to apply for MAT exam. With 120 in CMAT and your profile, you may find it very difficult to enter decent institutions.

Kirloskar Institute, Singhad Institute, Balaji Institute are known B-Schools accepting CMAT/MAT scores.
Check the below links-
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-pune-accepting-cmat/2-0-0-174-5822
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-pune-accepting-mat/2-0-0-174-306

Balaji Institute of Modern Management and Indira Institute of Management are the best options for you.

Both are equally good, but based on the average package, ITM, Navi Mumbai has an upper hand over IFIM. Also, PGDM from ITM, Navi Mumbai is equivalent MBA i.e. AIU recognised, while IFIM is just a Diploma course. Based on alumni reviews, IFIM better than ITM. ITM is known for exaggerating data. Final suggestion, both are good, so join an institution based on your preferences and choose the institution which suits your location. Kindly keep in mind the ROI and fee structure.