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Pursuing Master of Business Administration (MBA) is the dream of every second student in India. There are a number of factors that attract students towards this course like managerial level jobs immediately after completing the course, high packages, reputation and a number of options. The best part about MBA is that unlike other professional courses, it is not limited to students from a particular stream. Students who completed graduation from any stream like arts, commerce or Science can prepare for the MBA entrance exams and can apply for admission in any college. Now, the problem lies in the selection of the right college. With the growing popularity of management degree among the students, mushrooming of management colleges has also increased. Every big or small city has a number of colleges offering management degrees. But as it is directly related to your career, you cant take the risk of getting admission in any random MBA college. To ensure that you get the right education and a perfect job after completing your course, you should choose the best college. And when it comes to the best MBA colleges, with some top colleges, Pune makes a perfect choice. The city has a long list of the best colleges for MBA. If you are also seeking admission in MBA colleges in Pune, here is the list of some top colleges you can refer to:
1. Savitribai Phule University, Pune
2. MILE: Management Institute for Leadership and Excellence
3. BIMM Pune: Balaji Institute of Modern Management
4. BIMHRD Pune: Balaji Institute of Management and Human Resource Development
5. ICFAI Business School - [IBS], PUNE
6. SIMS: Symbiosis Institute of Management Studies, Pune
7. Singhad Institute of Management, PUNE
8. International School of Management & Research (ISMR)
9. Maharashtra Institute of Technology (MIT Maharashtra), Pune
10. Amity Global Business School (AGBS), Pune
Based on the factors like campus, choice of courses, qualification of the teachers, hostel, campus placement and development of the students, my preference would be MILE. I have personally visited the campus and found it really good. My interaction with the students helped me find out about the curriculum, placements and teaching techniques. I realized that this is one of the colleges that don't just boast of having great facilities but actually has. So, you can apply for admission in this college. Visit http://lexiconmile.com to know more.

Hello JEE Aspirants!
In this minimal time, you must plan a strategy and follow it religiously. I am sharing you the one. Check it out. Divide your time between these three subjects. Focus on all the 3 subjects. Wake up early, just wash your face, brush your teeth and have breakfast. Now start with maths and stick to it 5-6 hours. Around 2 when you feel tired, take a bath and then have your food. Bath will help you feeling fresh. Go for physics or physical chem now. As long as you can stick to it, solve the problems and then switch or organic or inorganic around 7. At the end of the day plan strategy for next day. For JEE chemistry http://bit.ly/2lTbV7q just focus NCERT at its best. For inorganic class notes are best. Revise them on regular basis. Organic- go for class notes for organic chemistry. Follow KS verma book in the following sequence for organic. General Organic Chemistry
Reaction Mechanism
Oxidation and Reduction
Aldehydes and Ketones
For physical-
KS verma theory & examples. R S Mukharjee examples and unsolved question. For JEE physics must solve the following chapter in the same sequence from HC verma or DC pandeyModern PhysicsOpticsThermodynamicsElectricity and MagnetismWavesMechanics
For maths the chapter sequence isCoordinate GeometryVectors and 3D GeometryCalculusAlgebraTrigonometry
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Yes you can surely, based on your 12th-grade marks and because you already did mech, you are eligible and you will get admission easily, career-wise also in comparison to both civil engineering has a better scope, not that mech doesn't but comparatively civil is better. Actually to state it more clearly:
Mechanical engineers on average earn more than a civil engineer by $10 per year! However, the top 10% of civil engineers are paid more compared to the top 10% of mechanical engineers. So you have to work hard irrespective of whatever you choose, obviously, there is competition everywhere. However, in general, both streams are evergreen. More often than not, it is a matter of personal preference. If you get overwhelmed by the structures and construction, civil engineering is the one for you. If you are intrigued by the machine designs, their mechanics and dynamics, go for mechanical engineering. LASTLY, 1 FINAL PIECE OF ADVICE, IRRESPECTIVE OF WHATEVER YOU DO, CHOOSE SOMETHING THAT YOU ARE VERY PASSIONATE ABOUT AND WITH FULL ZEAL, HOPE THIS HELPS! WISH YOU LUCK FOR YOUR FUTURE ENDEAVORS!