REVA University Bangalore Answered Questions

Hello Shreyas,
Reva University, Bangalore is an autonomous college (deemed university). In India, most of the universities allow transfer between colleges affiliated to the same university or to a different branch of the same university in case of a deemed university (autonomous college) as all colleges or branches of the same university share the same syllabus. Therefore, Reva University doesn't have any option for transfer of students abroad as the college doesn't have any branch abroad. I hope this answers your question. If you have any further questions, kindly revert.

If you are looking for the student exchange programs & international knowledge exchange then go for PES-IUP program which is the best among all 3 MBAs offered at PES (MBA-IUP, MBA-PESU and MBA-VTU).
AIMS is the best choice for students who are looking for the internships and hands-on experience with less expenditure. You can opt for PGDM course in AIMS.

Yes, they do. MBA offered by REVA University is a dual specialisation program with electives mentioned below:
Marketing
Human Resources
Finance
Banking and Insurance
Operations Management
Travel and Tourism
The MBA program offered is the integrated programme with the present and future requirements of industries, business firms, and such others. These schools also offer tailor-made programs suitable to industries, banking and other sectors.
MBA programme has been designed to give students the flexibility to choose from various specialisations. The specialisations include field-based industry internship and dissertation. Committed to impart quality education, the schools promote research in inter-disciplinary and multi-disciplinary areas and motivate students and faculty members to undertake industry oriented funded research projects.

Pilot Astronaut minimal requirements:-
Pilot astronauts need a minimum of a bachelors degree in engineering, biological/physical sciences or mathematics. They also require a minimum of 1,000 hours pilot-in-command time in a jet aircraft.
Pilot astronauts need to be able to pass a NASA space physical, which includes the following items:
Distant visual acuity: 20/100 or better uncorrected, correctable to 20/20 each eye
Blood pressure: 140/90 measured in a sitting position
Height between 62 and 75 inches
For applicants applying to be Pilot astronauts, NASA strongly recommends flight test experience. While it is theoretically possible to obtain these credentials without going into the military, the majority of NASA Pilot astronauts come from either the Air Force or Navy.
Mission Control Astronaut Minimal Requirements:-
Mission Control astronauts are required to have the same education as Pilot astronauts: a bachelors degree in engineering, biological/physical sciences or mathematics. However, Mission Control astronauts must also have at least three years of related, progressively responsible, professional experience in their chosen field of study. Advanced education is highly recommended for both Pilot and Mission Control astronauts, and can even replace some of the three year work requirement. A masters degree is equal to one year of experience, and a doctoral degree is equal to three years of experience.
Mission Control applicants must also be able to pass a NASA space physical including the following items:
Distance visual acuity: 20/200 or better uncorrected, correctable to 20/20, each eye
Blood pressure: 140/90 measured in a sitting position
Height between 58.5 and 76 inches
Payload Specialist Astronaut Minimal Requirements:-
A third and far less common path is that of a Payload Specialist astronaut. Payload Specialists are non-NASA personnel who are brought in to perform specialized onboard duties. They can be brought in from private companies, research universities and even other countries. Although they do not undergo the NASA astronaut selection process, they are required to have an appropriate education/training for their payload or experiment. Of course, they must also be physically fit for space travel. Payload specialists were far more common on the Space Shuttle missions than they are now on the Soyuz missions, due to the larger crew capacity of the Space Shuttle.

Reva is a private university and for MBA, it does not have any reputation. The placement seems to be around 40% of the total batch size of 120 and the average package is around Rs.2.5 lakhs. You cannot depend on campus placement and ROI is poor. You can visit them and take data about their past placement and in what kind of job the students have been placed, name of the company and which specialization, etc.