Sri Balaji University Pune

The fees of BIMM is more than Lexicon MILE. Both colleges provide the same package. But looking at the infrastructure and approach took towards students, I think Lexicon MILE is Better than BIMM. Here are the reasons why do I think Lexicon MILE is better?
1. Many awards on World, Asian & National Level.
2. Minimum 9 months paid internship in the final year.
3. 20+ Additional certification along with PGDM.
4. The finest Academic Delivery by Iims, IIT's & Foreign faculty members.
5. The "One Student a Time" approach to ensure every student's growth & development.
6. Periodic Corporate Interaction Series.
7. Dual Major specialisation.
8. Regular Industrial Visits.
9. Winter Internship Project.
10. Innovation lab for patents, trademarks & copyright.
11. Language lab for English proficiency. ". .

According to me, RIIM is the best option to do management studies. Because RIIM is the only place who will provides you that much of practical exposure according to the current corporate scenario which is most important to get good placement. I have done my MBA-Marketing from RIIM. RIIM will provides you maximum certification programme I. e. SAP, SIX SIGMA, NSE, FOREIGN LANGUAGE, BUSINESS ANALYTICS, and the most important is DIGITAL MARKETING certificate from IIM-KOZIKODE and MDP IIM INDORE. They will provide your number of industrial visits and guest lectures which is more helpful to enhance your knowledge. Placement is also good. Faculty is also good and very helpful. In an affordable fee you will get much more things in RIIM. Go for RIIM.

The Rank Wise Top Best Affordable Colleges in Bangalore. The colleges name are as follows by Rank and based on ROI. (RANK) (1) Indian Institute of Management (IIM)- Bangalore. (2) T. A. Pai Management Institute (TAPMI)- Manipal. (3) Symbiosis Institute of Business Management (SIBM)-Bangalore. (4) Xavier Institute of Management and Entrepreneurship (XIME)- Bangalore. (5) Institute of Finance and International Management (IFIM)- Bangalore. (6) Regional College of Management (RCMB)- Bangalore. (7) CHRIST- Bangalore. (8) DON BOSCO- Bangalore. (9) Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies (NMIMS)- Bangalore. (10) WEILINGKAR- Bangalore. (11) KIRLOSKAR Institute of Advanced Management Studies (KIAMS)- Bangalore. (12) Mysore Royal Academy (MYRA)- Bangalore. (13) International School of Business & Research (ISBR)- Bangalore. (14) Indus Business Academy (IBA)- Bangalore. (15) MS Ramaiah Institute of Management MS RIM)- Bangalore. (16) Acharya Bangalore B-School (ABBS)- Bangalore. (17) Acharya Institute of Management and Sciences (AIMS) - Bangalore. (18) VANGUARD- Bangalore. (19) Kristu Jayanti College (KJC)- Bangalore. (20) Reva Institute of Technology and Management (REVA)- Bangalore. (21) PES Institute of Technology (PESIT)- Bangalore. (22) SB College of Management Studies- Bangalore. (23) JAIN-Bangalore. (24) RV Institute of Management (RVIM)- Bangalore. (25) International School of Business & Media (ISB&M) Bangalore. (26) International Institute of Business Studies (IIBS)- Bangalore. (27) National School of Business (NSB)- Bangalore. (28) Adarsh Institute of Management and Information Technology (AIMIT)- Bangalore. (29) St XAVIER- Bangalore. (30) Institute of Business Management and Research (IBMR) - Bangalore. (31) Amity Global Business School (AGBS)-Bangalore. (32) Bangalore Institute of Technology (BIT)- Bangalore. (33) Dayanand Sagar-Bangalore. (34) CMR Institute of Technology (CMRIT)- Bangalore. (35) Presidency- Bangalore. (36) M P Birla Institute of Management (MPBIM)- Bangalore. (37) Krupanidhi- Bangalore. (38) Garden City- Bangalore. (39) T John Institute of Management- Bangalore. (40) The Oxford College of Science- Bangalore.

There are a couple of key differences between a MBA and an Executive MBA in the following categories:
Cost - An Executive MBA is usually about 2 to 3 times more expensive than a regular MBA.
Entry requirements - Regular MBA applicants usually have to write the GMAT or a similar test and have a minimum of 2 to 3 years work experience. Executive programs may waive the testing requirement depending on the applicants background (i.e. work experience and/or undergrad) and usually require a minimum of 8 to 10 years work experience.
Depth of course content - Regular MBA programs may go into more depth in terms of the content the courses cover, while Executive programs may cover more of a general overview. Most regular MBA programs will allow the students to select electives and/or specialize in a certain area. While some Executive programs offer electives, there usually isn't an opportunity to specialize.
Completion time & learning format - Regular MBAs usually take 2 to 3 years to complete. Executive programs are usually shorter (12 months to 2 years). Regular MBA programs can be full or part-time, but courses usually occur during the week (either during the day or in the evenings). Executive courses usually take place on the weekends or in week long intensives.
Experience of network - This is more of a consequence of the entry requirements, but in Executive programs you tend to get more experienced candidates and therefore your network may be more influential.