Having to know some people studying at FORE, TAPMI, and K J Somaiya. Here are some things I would like to share with you. This might help you answer the question.

All the three Business Schools are good. If you are interested in Marketing then FORE School of Management is the better choice in comparison to TAPMI and K J Somaiya.

Learn about the real situation at the colleges and make wise decision. It is suggested you go for FORE for a better learning experience.

Yes, TAPMI is a reputed B-school in India that offers MBA programs in various specializations. It is accredited by AICTE and NBA. The curriculum at TAPMI is rigorous and the students have access to well-experienced faculty, good industry exposure, and a good track record of placements. TAPMI also has tie-ups with various companies for internships, live projects, and placements. 

It is currently ranked 38th by NIRF. The institute has collaborations with several international universities and offers exchange programs to its students.

Overall, TAPMI can be considered a good college to pursue MBA.

TAPMI students may suffer additional charges beyond college tuition. Costs depend on preferences and conditions. Typical extras include: 

• Students stay in TAPMI's campus hostels. Student accommodations determine hostel fees. Since hostel costs rarely include meals, students may also have to pay for food.
• Study materials and books: Courses may require supplementary study materials and books. Course requirements determine these materials' pricing.
• Laptops and other electronics: If they don't have one, students must buy a laptop. For school and personal use, pupils may need calculators and cell phones.
• Transportation and travel costs: Students may pay for daily commuting, industry trips, and other off-campus events. They may also pay to attend off-campus academic competitions.
•  Personal expenses: Students may pay for clothing, entertainment, and healthcare.

First, the location of a management institute is not a significant factor in its success, as evidenced by the fact that companies will go anywhere to obtain the best solutions. Second, the cut-off percentile for admission is the most critical factor that determines the quality of students admitted and, therefore, the success of an institute.

All institutes, including TAPMI, MDI Murshidabad, and Goa Institute of Management, will lose out to the baby IIMs, regardless of their location, because the baby IIMs have set their cut-off percentile at around 96%. As a result, the baby IIMs will attract uniformly intelligent students, which will build confidence among students and eventually, the corporate world. Baby IIMs will eventually catch up and be as good as older IIMs and IITs.
While students are the most important aspect of a management institute's performance, professors, research, curriculum, and infrastructure also matter. An institute's location can help attract top faculty, improve research, and provide industry networks and collaborations.