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Hello,
As per your rank your chances are slim for getting admission in Galgotia's University, however the college does have management quota so try via this if you are inclined for this college only.

Hi,
According to me you should study further for better opportunities and great experiences. After diploma there is nothing to prove us.
If you want a government college then you need to give LEET exam and if you want a private college then you may get direct admission. But try hard to get in a government college.

No, you will have to write entrance exam in order to get admission in Christ.

Getting admission depends on many factors like parents' income,10th marks, academic letter of reference with what you have mentioned above if you have the following you can get admission.

The Bombay Flying Club college of aviation is the oldest institution in the field of aviation in India. The college offers a combined course for CPL and B.Sc. In aviation which is a degree course affiliated to Mumbai university. Duration of the course is 3 years. Though they have hit a lil turbulence in the recent past with leaving their juhu premises, the teaching standards for CPL have only gotten better.

Hi,
Please refer this link:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/resources/iim-call-predictor

No there is no abroad industrial visit for MBA. The global visit is for PGDM global i.e. for two countries. Yes MBA students will be having a regular industrial visit.

No, for MBA students there is no abroad visit. The International visit is for PGDM global course.

Hello Rishabh,
Well, both the colleges are somehow same type of average colleges. So, you can choose any of them. However, I will suggest you to go for NIET-Noida because the place itself has a lot to offer you.

Hello Ranjith,
As per your cut-off, it is very difficult to get a seat at Madras Institute of Technology, Chennai for aeronautical engineering.
This year the seats are getting filled faster and the students who have a top cut off have increased.
So, if you have alteast 195-196 cut-off only, you can get a seat.

You can go for your MBA. It will give you a good exposure of all the skills required for your job. It will also give you a rewarding career.

Soumi,
MBA Travel and tourism is a course designed for people who are passionate about travelling and love assisting and guiding others to make their traveling a pleasant experience. If its your passion go for it. There are different ways of admission. IIMs offer admission on basis of CAT, other institutions like Lovely Professional University, Amity, XLRI, etc. offer admission on the basis of CAT/ MAT/ XAT/ GMAT as well as their own tests.
All these universities have wonderful infrastructure and world-class facilities to offer to students apart from good placements that they offer. Some even offer good scholarships.
Good luck to you.

Yes, the course is available. For further details you can visit:
http://mba-institutes.com/Travel_tourism_management_colleges.aspx

Hello Kunal,
As per your marks your chances are nil for getting admission in JECRC-Jaipur, however, you need around 100 marks in JEE Mains to get a good branch.

Go with Galgotias University.
Good luck!

Pursuing an MBA in Travel and Tourism can open the door to an array of career opportunities. Needless to say, choosing a university that offers a programme that aligns with your professional goals is a necessity for building a successful career in the hospitality sector. SO in my opinion you should to go best wishes.

Yes, you can do any course you wish to do after the completion of BBA. Under graduation is required to pursue MBA in any specialisation.