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By the way of introduction, I am an alumnus of IIM Indore (2016 batch) and I understand it is very confusing to decide on which college to join.
Before getting into which college is better. It would be good to see what all are the parameters a candidate should look for while choosing the college.
Most students start by thinking about the kind of college they want to attend and due to this they sometimes fail to question what college has to offer to them.
The main parameter to look for is faculty, industry reputation, alum network, placements, course structure and infrastructure.
Now, if I were to choose among the mentioned colleges I would go for L. J. Institute of Management Studies over GLSICT considering the above pointers in mind.
L. J. Institute of Management Studies has a good track record of placements and also it has better infrastructure. All the other pointers are at par.

Amity is one of the most recognised and growing private university. BBA course has 3 specializations there and if you really want to do BBA don't have any other choice and it's a good option. They also have scholarships based upon your 12 board score. Placement opportunities are quite good. It's a good choice if your father has enormous wealth and you want to spend it lavishly. These are my personal opinion and don't get offended. I think Amity University is good for BA L.LB (Hons). Amity Law School, Noida is one of the best law colleges in India. Its huge, great facilities and top class teaching makes it one of the most prominent institution in India.

In Bangalore you should give first preference to Christ University for BBA, if not you can consider Alliance University. There are many Bangalore University affiliated colleges, also Mount Carmel (only for girls) (Autonomous), St Josephs, Kristu Jayanti, Presidency, etc. But still Alliance is on the path of success and gaining market value. This is the best university in India for BBA, the teachers are so good that you would learn everything in three years and there is no need to do MBA too, until you need an additional certificate. I accept that the college is located in a village, but Anekal is slowly developing. The environment around the college is so good, that you should not have a second thought of joining here.

Placement opportunity is always open to potential students and doing BBA from here is a good option. Although this college doesn't have any international connection but if you have abilities then you can make your own way. The complete college is departmentalized providing 6 Under-Graduate courses and 2 Post-Graduation courses.
This is one of the reasons that there is no college fest, but department fests only. Another reason why college is popular is because of the ambience (Crowd), people generally talk about it in a way that the most happening crowd comes here, Boys (Non-Vipsian) of the nearby areas specially used to come here so that they could get a glimpse of the crowd. Well, this is one of the reasons why students need to use admit card to enter the campus. So to cut in short I would like to say that placement opportunity are Hugh for BBA candidate after passing through this college but you must possess some skills to represent yourself.

Hello,
CFA stands for Chartered financial analyst. It is one of the top professional courses that is used in the real time world. It is also competitive and tougher exam to crack.
It has three levels namely 1, 2 & 3. If you have cleared all the three, then you would be a complete CFA whose standard is huge.
After completing CFA level 1, there are not many job opportunities, to be frank. Some prospects are there but you need to possess many skills to get those jobs. In this market, you can survive only if you have additional skills as well as a stand out quality.
You need to improve your presentation skills and Interpretation skills. You need to be different from others even if you sail in the same boat. If you have just passed the level 1 CFA exam, your presentation skills have a larger impact on the quality of the job you can land than your academic credentials.
The following are some of the preparation tips for CFA level 2:
A plan of rigorous study effort is required. You need to remember that, Level II is only held once a year, so you should wait for one whole additional year if you don't make it.
Hard work only pays off and there is no way out. You need to be preparing according to a planned schedule and yes, a long term effort is required for level 2.
You need to prepare in such a way that you could answer the tricky questions in the right way. For that, practice is the only key. The examiner would expect the candidate to have a broad thinking, so that the questions would obviously be tough.
It is important to assess yourself often, so that you can know where to improve and also your current state of preparation. So, you need to have a specific method of preparation.
Finally, taking practice exams, quizzes, or practice questions, really help you increase your answering efficiency staying power of the material that you learn.