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I think having no work-experience may be a problem for you. As far as I know, in case of no work-experience, they would consider your 10+2 marks. For further details click on the link below:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/course/master-of-business-administration-pes-university-banashankari-bangalore-130163 .

Hello Ritik,
Obviously best MBA colleges include IIM Ahmedabad, Bangalore and Kolkata on top then there comes FMS, Delhi.
Then there are other IIMs, like IIM-Indore, then XLRI, IITs, MDI Gurgaon, S P Jain, Symbiosis, etc.
I am supposing, you have passed your 12th this year, so you have enough time to prepare for MBA entrance exams like CAT, SNAP (Symbiosis), XAT (XLRI), etc.
Start with the preparations now to crack best colleges.
When you get into the final year of your graduation, you will be eligible to give those exams.

Log on the website of concerned university. Regards. https://www.mkudde.org/download/course/ma_economics_1.pdf

Hello Nitish,
CGC, Landran is better than GNOIT as CGC has good faculty, more good students, Good placement, nice facilities and more exposure so you can join CGC, Landran.
One thing more that is CGC, Landran is affiliated to UGC and GNOIT is affiliated to ATKU so UGC is more valued in comparison to state affiliation body.

I'll prefer you to opt for the GNIOT as this college is the best college in all the other college that you have mentioned in the list above as this college in all the terms whether it is infra, faculty and placements.

The college gives a good training for the placements but if you miss those classes you will be fined. Around 70% of the students are placed from the CSE branch.
Companies like Amazon, Cognizant, Sahara, Wipro and TCS used to visit the campus. Mostly, the job of data entry is given to the students.
All the students get internships from the college. The highest package offered is Rs 12.5 lakh and the lowest is Rs 1 lakh.

BS is the graduation degree just like we have BE, B.Tech BA B.Sc, BS means Bachelor of science, but we have distinction in names between professional (B.E B.Tech) and non-professional courses ( B.Sc BA) they don't have that type of distinction. Yes, you have to give SAT/ACT or their local entrance test and TOEFL or IELTS is compulsory for non-native English speakers.

You can pursue MCA after BCA. MCA is a good course and will fetch you good job opportunities.

Yes, you can pursue BCA from TMU. It has good placements, a studious environment, and campus area is very big.

As you belong to MBC you may have the chance of getting admission but not sure as your rank is 281. So try your best.

Yes, Amity University is a good option for you which will give international exposure also. So you can go with this option too