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Refer the link below for colleges, filter colleges according to location:
https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/colleges/m-tech-vlsi-design-colleges-mumbai-all?uaf[]=location&ts=1809023&rf=filters&ct[]=278&bc[]=86&ss[]=sp_527

It is not really advisable to pursue an M.Phil degree since the Modi government's decision has been announced to remove M.Phil from the recognition list. It is usually a two-year academic research programme that is often referred to as a double master's. This decision will not affect students currently enrolled in the course said the University Grants Commission (UGC) to relieve the students. Considering this it is not a good idea to go for an M.Phil. Hope it helps.

For calculating best four percentage (B.Com Honors):-
English (mandatory) + 3 other subjects with highest marks (out of Accounts, Maths, economics, Business)
Any additional subject such as physical education will not be considered as part of best four even if you score cent percent in that.
For Economics hons :-
English (mandatory) + Mathematics (mandatory) + 2 more subject with highest marks ( accountancy, economics, business)
This method of calculating percentage is not just for SRCC but for all DU colleges.

Hello Nirupan. The cost of a full-time MBA degree depends on from which B-school you're pursuing it and the location of the institute (if it doesn't have its own campus). An MBA from a government funded B-school (e.g IIM, FMS, JBIMS, Sydenham, etc.) can cost you around Rs 4-6 lakhs, whereas, the same from a private institute can cost you around Rs 12-20 lakhs.

You must go for a degree course.

MA will be a good option since it is a Master's degree and you can learn more about your subjects which will eventually help you in building your career.

Hi Aswathy,
Dates vary from college to college. For the college in which you are trying to get admission, please refer to its website or consult their current students.
Hope this helps.

Hi,
Refer the following link for the same:
http://www.wikihow.com/Get-Into-MIT

Hi Priyanka,
Shree Balaji Institute of Management, Pune is the best option in case of quality of education, good infrastructure, top faculty and job placements.
Thank you!

No, it is not possible to apply to this college.

Hi Avik,
Indian Institute for Hotel Management is one of the best colleges for hotel management. You can go for it if you are planning to take admission here.
For fee structure, please refer to the college's website.
Hope this helps.

Practice daily, solve your text book, refer previous year question papers.

It does not offer. Check below for details:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/course/master-of-business-administration-badruka-college-post-graduate-center-kachiguda-hyderabad-88257

Hi,
You can consider the below mentioned options:
1. Sikkim Manipal University.
2. AIMA.
3. Amity University Distance education.
4. ICFAI.
5. IGNOU.
6. Symbiosis.
7. Punjab Technical University.
All the best.

Hi,
Yes, but the university will eventually check your 12th percentage also when making a decision. You can check this website, it mentions the college names and scholarship amount for specific SAT scores. Please browse through the website given:
http://www.guaranteed-scholarships.com/