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It highly depends on your goals and your financial status.
If you are getting top three IIMs then don't think twice. Just go for it. Even if the fees are high the returns are also really good.
Only two three IIMs after IIM Ahmedabad, Bangalore and Calcutta are worth the fees they charge.
IIM Indore and Kozhikode are also pretty good. The newer IIMs aren't comparable to the top ones.
You can also consider ISB (Indian School of Business). It is also comparable to top three IIMs.
If you aren't getting top three IIMs and ISB then go for good private universities.
The top ones are -
XLRI Xavier School of Management, Jamshedpur
Management Development Institute, Gurgaon
SP Jain Institute of Management and Research, Mumbai
TA Pai Management Institute, Manipal
Institute of Management Technology, Ghaziabad
You can also consider top IITs ( which offer MBA).
The priority should be top three IIMs, ISB, IITs then IIM Indore/Kozhikode or top private universities like XLRI or MDI.
The decision between IIM Indore/Kozhikode and private universities should be taken considering factors like location, fees and the cutoffs as such.
You can refer the list of top MBA colleges in India here
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-in-india/2-2-0-0-0
All the best!

Candidate should stay focused right from the day one. One year time is good enough for preparation. Still you need to be focused on very first day.
You can divide the time into two parts:
Phase-1 you can start covering the syllabus and cover different methods, tips and tricks to solve variety of problems. Try to finish the syllabus in initial seven to eight months and keep the rest for revision.
Phase-2 is when you start your revision part. Try solving mocks paper as much as possible this will lead to more accuracy as you learn from your mistakes.
Be focused and calm. For themonth keep all the formulas and tricks handy and revise on a daily basis.
You may also consider joining any crash course coaching which will give you a discipline to study regularly. Manage your time wisely.
All the best

The Indian Institute of Foreign Trade (IIFT) exam is the written entrance test for two-year MBA (International Business) program at IIFT.
IIFT is a leading business school of India. The institute is famous for management courses in International Business Management and Strategy courses. IIFT conducts a separate entrance test to select candidates.
IIFT Important topics- Section-wise
Logical Ability: Comparisons, Deductions, Coding-Decoding, Series & Analysis, Input & Output, Directions, Linear word formation, Bar Graph, Pie Chart, Line Graph, Pie chart, Tables
Verbal Ability: Grammar, Para Formation Questions, Synonyms-Antonyms, Matching word meanings, Figures of speech
Quantitative Ability: Number, Geometry, Permutation and Combination, Time, Distance, Work and Heights, Probability
General Awareness: International Affairs: Geography, Mythology ,Sports, Science, Awards and awardees, Industry, Economics, Mythology
Listed topics should cover around ninety percent of the examination paper.
Good Luck

You don't need to buy any particular books for NMAT examination. If your logical reasoning and English are fine, you'll be through.
You may refer to any coaching material for the preparation that would suffice.
You may try few books if you wish:
- Quantitave Aptitude for MBA : Entrance Examination 1st Edition (Paperback) by Sulava
- Master Key To MBA Entrance Exam 2009 01 Edition (Paperback) by S. L. Gulati, Ravi
- SNAP / IIFT / XAT / TISS / CMAT / NMAT / IRMA / MAT Management Entrance Tests: MBA Solved Papers by Gautam Puri
- Krishna's Verbal Ability And Logical Reasoning For The CAT And Other MBA Examinations by Time
- Be smart with all the basic questions and try to solve with less possible time.
Please note: Don't attempt all the questions. Only attempt in which you are sure of.
All the best!

You need to score really high in MAH-CET to get into top colleges.
Candidate should stay focused right from the day one. Three months time is a tight time and preparation needs to fit in very tactfully.
You can divide the time into two parts:
Phase-1 you can start covering the syllabus and cover different methods, tips and tricks to solve variety of problems. Try to finish the syllabus in initial seven to eight months and keep the rest for revision.
Phase-2 is when you start your revision part. Try solving mocks paper as much as possible this will lead to more accuracy as you learn from your mistakes.
Be focused and calm. For the last two weeks keep all the formulas and tricks handy and revise on a daily basis.
You may also consider joining any crash course coaching which will give you a discipline to study regularly.
Remember not to be emotional while solving or appearing for exam. Manage your time wisely.
All the best

Hello,
I will certainly go with Presidency College for its better infrastructure, campus experience and far better placements scenario and recruiters list. Presidency College is far more organized than Dayananda Sagar Institutions.
Also, Presidency College is focused on more on overall growth of a student to becoming a corporate leader. Some of the learning are as follow:
1. Institutionalized.
2. Mentored.
3. Academic Flexibility which embeds internship in the curriculum.
4. Credited Course.
5. Good Networking with companies, firms, NGOs and Advocates offices.
6. Guest Speakers both from the Bar and the Bench.
7. Simulation Exercises to bridge the gap between theory and practice.
8. Separate, Committed and distinct Committee to take care of Internships.
When it comes to placements Presidency College exact data is not available whereas Dayananada Sagar Institutions has overall 1600 students placed last year. My preference would be Presidency College over this two institutions.

Loyola Institute of Business Administration is one of the renowned universities for MBA education. They have a brilliant arrangement cell with qualified staffs. They have 800+ recruiters in programming, non-IT and specialized verticals. The normal compensation is Rs 7 lakhs per annum and most noteworthy in the past was Rs 12.5 lakhs per annum.
The college have a great deal of universal and country resources who direct the students in vocation advancement. These grounds holds coordinate tie-up for an arrangement with some notable and well known multinational organizations like Infosys, TCS, Tech Mahindra, EMC2 , BERGER, KOTAK, TVS, MRF etc.
Sectorwise placement is as follows:-
1) IT and ITES - 36% placed,
2) BSIF - 30% placed,
3) Consulting - 13% placed,
4) Manufacturing - 10% placed
So, the students who study in this campus have large opportunities and they will be successful.