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Hi,Searching colleges for an MBA/PGDM programme in Pune gives you plenty of options as a student, however, everyone has different expectations from the college. Below are some of the factors which everyone looks in an MBA college like:
1. College ranking
2. Affiliations
3. Placement records
4. Course Fees
5. Faculty members experience and background
6. Infrastructure
7. Specialisation offered
8. Internships provided
9. Corporate association
10. Industry-specific training
The list goes on. I am an MBA marketing student at PIBM, Pune here students are trained as per the current industry requirements and are made ready for future corporate roles. I did leave out some of the factors while deciding my MBA college in Pune, however, in terms of ROI, I got more than expected in the form of learning and corporate exposure.

Shahid,
BBA (general) is similar to BBA (Hons). The difference lies in the fact that you can specialise in a certain subject in BBA (Hons), whereas, BBA (general) gives you an overview of all those subjects taught in the honours course. It is always better to go for BBA (Hons).
LPU offers ample practical experience to students in the form of workshops, projects, on-job training, etc. Placements in LPU are best. University prepares its students for placements through special inputs in the form of placement classes. Students have been offered high package.
Please check the link mentioned below for more details:
http://www.lpu.in/placements.php
You can also visit LPU camp office in your town.
http://www.lpu.in/admission/lpu-in-your-town.php#lpu-town

You have 2 options as an astronomer and geoscientist:
Astronomer:
Astronomers use their extensive academic background in physics and astronomy as well as powerful telescopes to study and develop theories regarding space. Their work includes the study of stars, planets, and other astronomical objects and phenomena, from how they behave to how they got there to what they'll do next. Astronomers typically need to have an undergraduate education in physics and a Ph.D. in astronomy.
Geoscientist:
While space scientists and astronomers look up, geoscientists look down - their work explores the makeup of the earth and how the planet works. They perform research in the field, collect and analyze data, and do lab testing on collected samples. Areas of specialty include natural resource exploration, environmental protection, construction, or seismology. Depending on the job, a Bachelor's degree in geosciences or a related field is typically the minimum education requirement. State licensing may also be required for some jobs where working with the public is expected. Research-oriented careers may require a Ph.D.
a word of advice: If you would been passionate about space Science, you would have studied hard enough and made into IIT means. It means you like the subject but may not have attitude and interest rethink about it. Our liking develops based on fantasy, greed of getting good job and name. Space Science is one of the most lucrative yet open only for the passionate one.

It does not matter what you opt after 10+2 as selection in MBA is neither on the basis of your business management theoretical knowledge nor on your education background.
However taking a subject combination of statistics quantitative technique economics and current affairs may help you. Like in Mumbai University if you opt B.Com you have foundation course which is more based on general knowledge and current affairs it has business economics and quantitative technique and the course fee is hardly few thousands per year.
You should check syllabus of the subject in university where you want to pursue the course and should study a lot on current business affairs general, mental awareness, group discussion, etc.