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Hi Judith, good or no good, I have not been able to find any University offering the course. But Universof Bonn offers Master of Food and Resource Economics and Management (FRECO), thought this might interest you.
You can look into countries like UK if you would like more options.
There are 2 intakes in a year Sep/Oct and MArch/April. The application and admission process takes about 9 months so you need to plan accordingly. The deadline for Sep/Oct intake is in Jan and for March /April intake is in July. Hence, you will need to make an early application. 
Once the University receives your application they may take about 3-4 months to inform you of the decision. Not all Univmay intimate you if your application is incomplete, hence it is your duty to ensure that you send all the requested documents in one go to avoid any last minute issues.
If you do not want to apply directly or are apprehensive you take help from UNI ASSIST. they charge Euro 55 for their service of applying to 2-3 univ. And additional Euro 15 per univ. 
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Hi Prerna
he Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology, Trivandrum offers three under graduate programmes leading to 4-year B.Tech. degree in (a) Avionics, (b) Aerospace Engineering, and (c) Physical sciences. The syllabus for each course consists of basic sciences, mathematics, humanities, basic engineering, core engineering subjects, stream electives and institute electives. The curricula for the above programme are being totally restructured suiting the requirement of Indian Space Programme while keeping the general requirement of science and engineering in tact with more focus on space science and technology. In addition, the curricula followed in IITs and other similar institutions in India and abroad have been widely utilized in framing the syllabus. The innovative feature in all three streams is that the students will have an opportunity to learn in depth in specific areas needed for ISRO programmes.
For further details, contact www.iist.ac.in
Regards,
Gomti

Hi,
Firstly, I have to say that 85 percentile is a quite a good score, so you will surely get plenty of options to choose from. However, there are a few basic things that you should keep in mind while researching - the faculty members, the different courses and the degree offered, the placements and not to forget, the fee structure.
I am myself a 2nd year MBA student pursuing a dual degree in Marketing and Finance from Delhi Business School and I must say that, so far, I've had quite an enriching learning experience. The course is highly industry related which has personally helped me in getting a great summer placement with HSBC global and is also likely to benefit me during the final placements.
Talking about placements, let me tell you that students of DBS usually get an average package of 4 lakhs and the highest was 12 lakhs last year. You can check out the different companies that has come for placements at their facebook page http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=221030917915742&set=o.194805057228422&type=1&ref=nf. As for the fee structure, its around 4.2 lakhs for the PGDM course, way lesser than most of the other colleges out there.
Regards,
Anjali Sharma.