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IMO, TIME is better. Their study material (both online & classroom) is quite exhaustive. Also, I've heard their mocks are at par with the actual CAT. If possible, you can attend a demo lecture of both these classes to get a better idea.

Hi Chaitanya, work experience is not mandatory to get into SIBM B. For the current batch we a ration of 55:45, in favour of non working students. You having a work experience will help you in some way or the other, it would not be a disadvantage in any manner. This is regard to only Bengaluru campus.

Both the colleges are equally good, but I would prefer SIBM, Pune.

Hi Sanket, Pune is our main campus & I am from there. Hence is feel Pune campus is better. The average package is from 7-7.5 lakhs. For more details regarding placement visit http://www.isbm.ac.in/current_placement.php

If multimedia is in your mind, check about Arena else search for NIIT or Aptech center, they are equally good for the same.

There are many colleges, but I would suggest you to choose the best. They are JBIMS, Church GATE, KJ Somaiya, Ghatkopar, ADMI Kalina campus, N L Dalmia Mira Road and the alternate option is NMIMS.

VJTI, Mumbai for sure. VJTI, being an autonomous, government college, always has the edge over PICT. This also ensures recognition throughout India.

Hi, coming from a BMS background you can look for automotive management programs such as a PG Diploma or M.Sc in automotive management or automotive marketing and management etc. A few competitive programs would require GMAT or GRE scores particularly in countries like USA, Germany and Canada. Australia is a good option too. Check TAFE institutes. A few examples here:
https://www.chisholm.edu.au/courses/diploma/automotive-management-international
https://www.ebs.edu/en/study-course/master-in-automotive-management-msc-full-time
Alternatively, gain a few years of work experience and apply for an MBA.

CPLC and TIME are the best in Andheri, Borivali and Goregaon areas.