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Dear Yogendra,
Good Day!
There are better prospects in cracking the entrance exam and getting into the premier colleges for better tomorrow. In India you have to give the CLAT exam and for abroad you have to give the LSAT exam. there are many countries which offer law programme with different eligibility criteria, fees structure and further options. I would suggest you to first narrow down your search to the country you wish to study depending on the budget and your eligibility etc and you can start applying from now for the Fall session in foreign universities. In case you come up with that conclusion we can give you better advise.
Thanks,
Bushra

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Hi, please check the details below :
For Admission of NRI (Non Resident Indians) and Foreign Nationals to various courses of Study at Aligarh Muslim University, some of the rules must be taken into consideration, the following must be strictly adhered to:
Foreign National candidate shall not be allowed to complete his/her admission unless he/she is in possession of a valid Student Visa. However, the candidates from the Commonwealth Countries with which the Government of India has treaties shall be exempted from visa restriction.
If a document/certificate is in a language other than English, a true translation of the same in
English duly attested by the Indian Embassy /High Commission/ Consulate, should be enclosed alongwith the Application Form.
Candidates applying under ICCR Category are required to be sponsored / nominated by the Government of India through Ministry of External Affairs, Human Resource Development/ Indian Council for Cultural Relations, New Delhi.
Foreign Nationals are required to undergo a Medical Test at Aligarh and obtain a certificate from the Chief Medical Officer, University Health Service certifying the medical fitness for completion of admission. Further an HIV Negative certificate by an approved laboratory is also essential to confirm the admission in the University. The admission of a Foreign National who is found medically unfit at any stage can be discontinued/cancelled.
As a student of this University, a Foreign National is entitled to the Medical Facilities available at the University Health Service.
For seeking admission under Children of NRIs Category, it is mandatory for the parents of the candidate to hold NRI status at the time of admission. However, if at any stage after admission the parent of the candidate admitted under Children of NRI Category ceases to be an NRI, he/she may be allowed to deposit the remaining Institutional Economic Fee in Indian Rupees at the prevalent exchange rate as per the contract.
Any dispute with regard to any matter relating to admission in the University and its Centres shall be subject to the jurisdiction of Local Courts at Aligarh and High Court of Judicature at Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh, India only.
If still you are confused then submit your inquiry on this web link :
http://www.amu.org.in/p/ask-your-query.html

You want to know the affiliation, value of degree, worth for money of these colleges.I'll answer these question in 3 steps:
1) Affiliation
Yes all these b schools MBA program are affiliated to University of Mysore as well as some of the b schools are affiliated to both University of Mysore and Bharathiar University.
2) Value of degree
So after two years of study from any of these colleges you are going to award a MBA degree from University of Mysore not from the college. So yes all these colleges MBA degree got equal value. But this case is not applicable for PGDM as its value depends directly on the college you are studying.
3) Worth for Money
It depends upon the factors like:
1) Highly qualified and PHD holders team of experienced faculty
2) Good faculty to student ratio(1:15 is the best)
3) Relevant placement with high ROI
4) Good Infrastructure
5) Large number of Industry tie ups.
Check these factors with the college you are looking for and then calculate your worth for money.

There are various factors that need to be considered while you are plannng to go for an MBA degree. First of all, you need to analyse your area of interest and matching to which you should search what kind of specializations are available and then sort out them on the basis of career prospects and opportunities. Secondly, once you're sorted with MBA program, you need to check which are the best college for that specialization. Thirdly, MBA colleges should be selected on the basis of placement records, faculty, infrastructure and curriculum.
These days domain spefic specialized MBA programs like Oil and gas management, aviation management, Port and Shipping, Power management, international Business are quite in boom. Students are showing interest towards such programs.
Now coming on colleges, the top ones are IIMs apart from those you can try for IIFT, FMS, UPES Dehradoon, Christ University, Alliance Business School etc. Try to get in to good colege and and pursue your MBA in field that you find as per your likings and interest. All the best

Hi Saurabh,
Hotel Management is an area of study that covers a wide range of topics concerned with the operational aspects of hoteliery. Educational courses in hotel management are varied and cover topics as wide ranging as marketing, eco-tourism, leisure, business administration and management.
However, Event Management is the application of project management to the creation and development of large scale events such as festivals, conferences, ceremonies, formal parties, concerts, or conventions. It involves studying the brand, identifying the target audience, devising the event concept, planning the logistics and coordinating the technical aspects before actually launching the event.
The process of planning and coordinating the event is usually referred to as event planning and can include budgeting, scheduling, site selection, acquiring necessary permits, coordinating transportation and parking, arranging for speakers or entertainers, arranging decor, event security, catering, etc.
I hope you're now well-equipped of the slight difference between both of the management types.
Feel free to raise more queries. Hit like and mark it as the best answer if it helped.
Best of luck.

It is better if you ask this question to your dad rather than asking in some website. Anyways I'll give you my reason why I want my son to get admission in a top level college of high fee of around 10-15L.
Myself is working in a Marketing section of a top MNC. In my company there are 3 level of jobs Low,Middle and Top level classified based on salary package and job responsibilities. Just like you guys shortlist b school we will also shortlist b schools to fill these levels. Top level jobs will be always filled with candidates from Tier I colleges like IIM, XLRI, ISB, MDI, SP JAIN etc. Middle level and low level jobs will be filled from Tier II colleges and in rare cases only we will consider Tier III candidate if he is exceptional. We will not even consider Tier IV and Tier V or no Tier colleges. This is the process that most of the MNC's will follow in campus recruitment.
So if you need a better salary and position you should get a seat in Tier I or Tier II colleges and it is not that easy. Follow your dad's decision, Work hard for one year, get a seat in best colleges.
My advice for you is that do not fell into this trap "100% placement in top MNC's". Even Tier I colleges are struggling to give 100% placement.

The training programs imparted to the students at Quantum prepares the students from Day 1. As soon as a students steps into Quantum, he starts getting prepared. The initial 2 years are used to prepare him/her in Soft Skills which involve preparing the student for the skill-set areas to face the interview panel. The next 2 years are used to prepare the students not just in Technical Skills through various Technical Certification programs but also in Aptitude and Logical reasoning skills needed to crack the written tests conducted by the companies.
In the final year the student has to take numbers mock tests which prepares him for Campus Placements. Quantum has also tied up with AMCAT assessment. The AMCAT scores of the students directly go to the companies where they are shortlisted based on the scores. AMCAT today is recognized by more that 400 companies, for direct placements in them.
total fees for first year is 1,51,500(outside uttrakhand)