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There are very few well renowned and reputed universities which offers various courses in India with good placements and industrial exposure. It will be advisable if you do your degree from a well known university that provides prime placement opportunity, outstanding industrial exposure and professional enhancement training. I can enlist some university for your help -
Geeta University, Panipat
Wisdom Faculty of management. Studies, Banasthali University-Jaipur
J. D. Birla Institute - Kolkata
Amity International Business School - Noida
SRM
VIT
BITS Pilani
These are the prime names offering all these assets to their students. These universities provides extensive learning programs and exposure to the students. They also provide worthy scholarships to its students depending upon the entrance test taken of the university or board result. I hope it helps.

The minimum eligibiltiy requirement mandates that the applicant should have passed the 10+2 examination. Eligibility criteria for the NEET 2018:
Class XII is the basic qualifying exam, but the qualifying marks differ according to the candidates category. The following persons are eligible to give the exam:
Students who have passed the class XII qualifying exam. Students who are appearing for the class XII qualifying exam. Candidates must have Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology as their subjects in Class XII. All applicants must have obtained the necessary aggregate marks in the qualifying exam:
General Category- 50% marks in qualifying exam. Regards.

MBA after getting an engineering degree will be a good option to go for. Your technical knowledge and professional attitude will help you a lot to think deeply about a problem and solve it quickly and correctly. Your technical degree will provide a strong hard foundation platform for your growth on which you can construct the building of managerial skills. Now, due to these factors it has been seen that many students are opting for MBA instead of going for M.Tech. MBA not only providing a lucrative promising career but opening of lot of new courses under MBA has further ameliorated its chances to get selected by the students, who do not want to leave their graduation subject and want to pursue their higher studies in same subject. Other than this, instead of following after the courses by its career prospects. You need to look after your interest and the subject in which you can give your 100%. Regards.

Delhi NCR has the most number of media houses, so mushrooming of colleges who offer Bachelor's in journalism and communication is a common thing here. IP University and Delhi University have been offering this course since decades, but they never cared to revise their course structure, and are literally offering modules which are of no relevance in today's time. Print journalism is going to extent in the coming few years, but these so called top notch Delhi colleges never took this into consideration, and their major area of concentration still remains features of news writing. If you are actually looking for a global exposure, you might look up for Jindal School of Journalism and Communication. A relative of mine is in the final semester of this course, and I envy the experience he has gained there. The dean of that school is Tom Goldstein who earlier used to be the head of Columbia School of Journalism. This man single handedly changed the manner in which a typical journalism school in India functions. Students can finish a semester abroad, go for summer schools in one of the finest journalism schools of the world, and can actually cherry pick the electives they wish to study. I was surprised to know that he was taught research methodology right from his second year of college, because I touched basics of research only when I began my Master's degree. So, take a wise decision when you zero down a college. List all the pros and cons, and see which institute will sharpen you to become a responsible journalist.

Admission process to pursue B.Sc in microbiology from BHU is mentioned below:
Admission is through counselling based on score in BHU Postgraduate Entrance Test (BHU PET). Eligible candidates need to appear for BHU Postgraduate Entrance Test (BHU PET) conducted by the university. Eligibility criteria:
Candidate must have completed B.Sc (Hons. )/B.Sc. with any two of the following subjects: Botany, Zoology, Biotechnology, Microbiology, Chemistry, Industrial Microbiology, Life Science and Environmental Sciences with minimum 50% marks in aggregate in the concerned degree. Final year appearing candidate can also apply on provisional basis. Regards.