Maharashtra

An MBA can be a valuable degree to break a few glass ceilings and move to the top of corporations. This is one of the reasons why a large number of people choose an MBA degree over other postgraduate courses. MBA programmes are structured to provide professional knowledge in the core specialisation. Today job market is more turbulent than ever before, and we somewhat feel much uncertainty and fear of being left out with the rest of the crowd. Among the many benefits of an MBA are a more marketable skill set and greater job security which may contribute to peace of mind. The skills you develop in your MBA are valuable to corporates, and even if you leave your job, your qualification stays with you, increasing your Probability of returning to work more quickly. MBA programme gives you fundamental management knowledge, meaning you'll get a holistic view of business across areas like marketing, finance, and accounting, all while developing those vital soft skills and leadership skills. Having MBA on your resume will help you stand out to employers, but the true meaning of the MBA goes beyond three letters on a sheet. During an MBA, you'll build your business knowledge, grow your professional network, and boost your career and salary prospects. You learn the business theory during an MBA before applying your learnings in group project work or even real-world consulting projects. Outside class, you can immerse yourself in all aspects of business school life: MBA clubs, extracurricular, networking events, conferences, competitions, company visits, and exciting international immersions. Now I am sharing the list of top private Universities name which offers course :-
Geeta University, Panipat
SRM University
VIT
Manipal University
Chitkara University
Chandigarh University
Shoolini University
Sharda University.

Now that I've admitted it, I'd want to inform you of some general information. Excellent infrastructure (much is under development), mediocre personnel, the bulk of students are from Punjab (about 50%), there are enough canteens, and extracurricular activities are not prioritised.
Regarding the specific stream (b. Arch) you questioned.
First, the positives: fantastic placement programme, strong infra, lots of site visits and excursions, population from most Indian states.
Negatives include overcrowding, bad management, mediocre employees from the neighbourhood, subpar hostel accommodations, and a lack of a feedback system for when students disagree with teachers or just need information from higher authorities.
Additionally, I should have mentioned that the U.G.C. has not yet approved this university.
I hope this was useful.