MBA in India

Hi Meenakshi, IIMA, IIMB, IIMC are the most premier management colleges in India. Apart from Iims there are other top notch colleges in India that are considered as prestigious as Iims. Here is the list of TOP MBA Colleges with good placement record in that you can get admission
1- XLRI Xavier School of Management, Jamshedpur
2- Faculty of Management Studies, Delhi
3- Indian Institute of Foreign Trade IIFT New Delhi
4- IILM University, Gurgaon
5- Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies (JBIMS), Mumbai
6- Management Development Institute, Gurgaon
7- S. P. Jain Institute of Management & Research, Mumbai
8- National Institute of industrial Engineering (NITIE), Mumbai
9- ISB, HYDERABAD
10- Symbiosis Institute of Business Management, Pune
11- Welingkar Institute, Mumbai
12- Indian Institute of Technology (Indian School of Mines), Dhanbad
Hope this information will help!

You should select an MBA course on the basis of college instead of country. There are many good colleges in India which can offer you very good quality education and placement at a fraction of a cost than doing an MBA abroad. If I talk about such colleges in North India, Punjab College of Technical Education is ranked best in the region. They offer placements in top multinational companies with ROI among the best in the country. You can SEE the quality of education from the fact that students from more than 40 countries study on campus so it'll give you a truly global experience. I'm attaching a link to their website for your reference. https://pcte.edu.in/.

IMPACT OF COVD 19 on B-SCHOOL CURRICULUM
The Coronavirus pandemic has spawned a tsunami of innovative ideas for redesigning B- Schools PGDM curricula. The lessons learnt from the widespread disruption have spurred academicians to doff their hats and redesign syllabii of courses in Economies, Strategy, HR, Supply Chain Management etc. At JIMS, Kalkaji, New Delhi, apart from our pioneering efforts in embracing technology and successfully conducting online classes and examinations for our PGDM students, we have also tweaked our courses in real time to reflect the changing reality of the global pandemic. Our HR focused courses now include lessons learnt on how workplaces and their dynamics are continually evolving whilst the Economic course addresses the impact of crashing oil prices on the global economy. Other novel initiatives adopted by us to enrich the PGDM curriculum pertain to inclusion of predictive models in the financial markets and strategy courses as well as addition of new modules in courses of Disaster Management and Sustainability. It is well said of us that in keeping with our motto we strive to "evolve as the world revolvesDr ( Cdr) Satish Seth
Director General
JIMS Kalkaji
New Delhi.