Bangalore is the principal administrative, cultural, commercial and industrial center of the state of Karnataka. Enjoys a pleasant and equable climate throughout the year. Its tree-lined streets and abundant greenery have led to it being called the 'Garden City' of India. However, since local entrepreneurs and the technology giant discovered its potential as a high-tech city in the early 1980s, Bangalore has seen a major technology boom. It is now home to more than 250 high-tech companies. Including homegrown giants like Wipro and Infosys. Consequently, Bangalore is now called the 'Silicon Valley' of India.

Bangalore has taken a lot of strides as far infrastructure is concerned, the ring roads have eased the traffic considerably in the city and enabled the city to grow more. One can access any part of the city without much difficulty the city is well connected. Metro Rail, International flights to the city, which makes access easy. It has become fashionable to have campus style offices. Because of this a lot of growth is seen in the peripheries of the city. It is possible in Bangalore to have a customized campus style office.

As with the large skilled talent pool, Bangalore has a fairly large pool of Expats & Returning NRI’s favorite destination. This makes everybody feel welcome in this city. The city has the best residential apartments and the prices are relatively lower compared to other cities. There are lots of resorts, pubs, golf courses etc. to keep entertained. Bangalore has a large number of schools of international standards.

Below are some key facts about Bangalore:

Bangalore has a high growth rate.

• It is known as the India’s Silicon Valley. It contributes 33% of IT exports
• Bangalore is ranked as one of the top Five Technology Clusters in the world
• Bangalore is classified as the Innovation Cluster by Word Economic Forum.
• Bangalore the most cosmopolitan city of India is the best place to ‘live and work’.
• It is becoming a ‘Medical Hub’ due to the presence of World’s largest Health Care facilities and players
• It is 3rd largest hub for high net worth individuals: There are nearly 10,000 millionaires with an investable surplus of USD1.15 mn.
• The presence of HAL headquarter and R&D center, National Aerospace Laboratories and several flying clubs has made Bangalore a aviation cluster of India
• It is known as the India’s Silicon Valley. It contributes 33% of IT exports
• Bangalore is ranked as one of the top Five Technology Clusters in the world
• Bangalore is classified as the Innovation Cluster by Word Economic Forum.
• Bangalore the most cosmopolitan city of India is the best place to ‘live and work’.
• It is becoming a ‘Medical Hub’ due to the presence of World’s largest Health Care facilities and players
• It is 3rd largest hub for high net worth individuals: There are nearly 10,000 millionaires with an investable surplus of USD1.15 mn.
• The presence of HAL headquarter and R&D center, National Aerospace Laboratories and several flying clubs has made Bangalore a aviation cluster of India

Bangalore is an Education hub with quality outputs every year.

• There are 4158 schools
• There are 55 polytechnics colleges
• There are 66 engineering colleges
• 9 Universities

Some prominent institutes are:
1. Indian Institute of Science
2. Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore
3. Indian Institute of Information Technology
4. National Institute of Mental Health & Neurosciences
5. National Law School of India University
6. National Institute of Design
7. Indian Statistical Institute8. A host of reputed Engineering Colleges and Medical Colleges