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Mandatory disclosure is a very confidential document which B-Schools submit to their governing bodies including their management and AICTE. Any b school to operate in India they need AICTE approval and its mandatory to submit the real data to the AICTE including infrastructure, fees, cut off, placement, package etc. with no bluffing. So, they cannot cheat on that in anyway and if they did they will lose their approval.
If you wrote MAT or ATMA like exams you will get calls from various institutes even if your marks didn't cross 70% and they will lie to you like anything. But, you can find the truth if you have their mandatory disclosure submitted to AICTE.

Look at this link:
https://www.shiksha.com/Pliot-Training-Spl-Ppl-Cpl-course-in-Vile-Parle-West-Mumbai-Bfc-Bombay-Flying-Club-course-information-listingcourse-201244
For becoming a pilot, first you have to acquire SPL (Student Pilot Licence) and then CPL (Commercial pilot licence) from government,which is offered only when you have 150 hours of flying experience. There's nothing to worry as all these will be duties of the institute to provide you the training for CPL.
Eligibility criteria:- class 12 (PCM) passed with atleast 60 % aggregate and must not be less than 17 years of age.
Duration: 18 months.
The best flying school in India is Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Udan Academy (IGRUA). Selection is through An entrance (WOMBAT) which is followed by an Interview.
But becoming Pilot is very expensive course fees at IGRUA is 24,60,000 lacs.
However, you can select from the below mentioned institutes, that will cost some what cheaper then IGRUA:-
Government Flying Training Institute,Kolkata.
Government Flying Training Centre, Lucknow.
Bangalore Aeronotics Technical Services Pvt Ltd., (BATS), Bangalore.
Tata Nagar Aviation, Jamshedpur
Flytech Aviation Ltd., Hyderabad
Taneja Aerospace and Aviation Ltd. Bangalore.
I think the course fees at these institute is near about 17-20 lacs.

Hi,
MBA integrated course is a good option, provided it is done from a top-notch institution. If you don't get admission in a reputed institution, it may be better to do your graduation. You can work for a while to gain some practical experience, and then you should try for an MBA from a good B-school that offers excellent placement facilities.
The basic aim is to create administrators from all branches ready with management skills. It also ensures that the graduating candidates are industry ready with managerial skills. Integrated MBA not only enhances your business skill, but also expertise in the desired field.
The course content at graduation level involves complete coverage of essential qualities of a mind to be able to pursue management course with the help of training involving subjects like psychology, human behavior, basic mathematics, economics, statistics, accounting, quantitative methods, data interpretation, reasoning and logic building and English communication skills, etc.
Below mentioned are the top colleges in Mumbai and Pune:
1. Universal Business School – Mumbai.
2. WLC College India – Mumbai.
3. National Stock Exchange (NSE).
4. NMIMS.
5. NIS Academy – Mumbai.

It all depends on you. In which field you got skills, Which field you are good at, which filed you are interested? If you can answer these question you can select your answer. If you failed in the above questions then only go for my advice otherwise don't.
1) Marketing - Best Salary Provider in MBA industry. No other course can beat this guy in terms of salary. Need lots of travel and of course work pressure might become steep sometimes.
2) Finance - Second best in salary. Desk job. Less pressure,Less talking but lots of calculations. Travel also minimal.
3) HR - Best for Women and family loving people. Of course salary can never compete with above two guys but work pressure almost Null. Travel might be there sometimes.
4) Operations - Frankly I have no idea what these guys are going to do. I believe they will do co-ordination jobs mainly. No idea about them.