IBS Hyderabad and SRCC are both among the elite B Schools of the country with a high placement rate. Some of the major points of accentuate of both the B Schools are 

ISB Hyderabad 

• The batch size is around 900 students
• The B School has more than 30 clubs that assist in many areas like Corporate Relations Cell, Alumni Network, Management Development Programs, and Mentoring.
• The INS Hyderabad campus is visited by big names like TCS, Tata motors, JP Morgan, and CRISIL for placements.
• The recent statistics have revealed a fall in the placement ratio and very less commendable jobs. The institute has as a result lost its original charm and reputation.

SRCC GBO

• It has a big brand name as it functions on the same pattern IIFT, DSE(MBA-IB).
• The batch size is as small as 90 students only
• The faculties are one of the best in the country and are extremely cooperative and experienced.
• Various student-driven societies are responsible for different activities like Summits, fests, Events, Competitions, Quizzes, etc, and even educational trips for students.

A comparative table below shows the placement statistics of both the college's 

I think the above info is more than enough to make an informed decision.

Both the colleges are moderate and have no feature that makes them stand out from the other. IFIM Bangalore is a bit overestimated but has been able to make a mark in the Finance sector.

IBS Hyderabad on the other hand is a brand name and has been there for decades. It attracts over 1000 students every year making it one of the most coveted B Schools of the country.

The best way to find out which is a better choice is through comparing the high fees with the average package and concluding the estimated ROI.

Fees

IFIM Bangalore - ?4.65 Lakhs (1st Year Fees)

IBS Hyderabad-INR 16.02 MBA Program

Average Salary 

IFIM Bangalore - INR 7.5 LPA

IBS Hyderabad - INR 11.70 LP

Other top tier colleges include

• IMT (Hyd)
• SIBM (Hyd)
• NMIMS (Hyd) 
• Ashoka School of Business (Hyd)

ASB is a rather good choice in terms of ROI.

MDI Murshidabad, established in 2014, recorded an average CTC of INR 11.32 LPA during the MBA class of 2022 placement drive. The highest CTC was INR 22 LPA. A total of 50 recruiters participated in the drive, with 34 of them being first-time recruiters, and 127 job offers were made.

IBS Hyderabad, on the other hand, is a well-established institution with the facilities necessary for the development of an individual. An MBA program encompasses not only classroom sessions but also co-curricular activities like team management, team participation, event management, and networking. IBS Hyderabad provides a suitable environment for developing these skills.

When it comes to being hired, the first criterion is academic results, but they are mostly used as a cut-off criterion. To stand out among other candidates, an individual must have impressive extracurricular achievements and experience in managing small teams, which is essential for personal growth. Based on these factors, it is recommended to choose IBS Hyderabad.

First of all IBS Hyderabad is not a recognized college. Back in 2007-2009 students went against the college’s false promises and threw stones to protest. The college was in full bloom till 2006. But ever since then the quality of education and its brand value has been deteriorating. Some major reasons for its decline in value are

• Massive intake i.e., an increase in the batch size has affected the quality of education proportionally.
• The high fees have made ISB a money-making Institute rather than an educational institution.

It’s because of such reasons that it has lost its original reputation and is famous for all the wrong reasons. So I don’t think it’s very wise to risk your career by making such a choice.