Delhi

As per the data collected from unofficial sources on the internet, there are more than 200 seats for MA in Economics.

Private MBBS colleges in Delhi NCR are expensive than government colleges as they have modern infrastructure and more number of seats availability for candidates. Students can also take direct admission to private colleges after paying heavy amount. Listed below are some of the top private colleges -

Source: Official site and may vary.

An aviation academy located in Delhi is called GMR Aviation Academy (GMRAA). It's among India's top educational institutions for aviation security training. One of India's the biggest conglomerates, GMR Group, is the operator of GMRAA. The academy's placement rate is 95%. Moreover, it is best to read reviews from current and passed-out students.

The academy is also the first and only institution in India to provide Aircraft Maintenance Engineering (AME) Certification Courses. They have been authorized by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) of the Indian government. 

All India Institute of Medical Sciences, or AIIMS, Delhi is consistently regarded as the best medical college in Delhi NCR by NIRF, making it the country's top medical college overall.  

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It might be difficult to compare PG Diploma programs offered by different universities because of a variety of criteria, including the faculty, the curriculum, industry links, and your individual professional ambitions.

A postgraduate degree is offered by AJK MCRC, whereas a Diploma is offered by IIMC. While the curricula of Jamia and IIMC may be comparable, it is important to distinguish between Mass Communication at Jamia, which is a more older and esteemed course, and Journalism at Jamia.

ISOMES, as well as India Today Media Institute, are respected educational institutions in Delhi, known for their media and journalism programs. Determining which one is "best" depends on various factors such as faculty expertise, infrastructure, industry connections, and the specific offerings of each institution. It's advisable to research their curriculum, faculty profiles, alumni success, facilities, and industry tie-ups to make a more informed decision based on your preferences and career goals.

The fee structure for the 5-year integrated course in Media at the Delhi School of Journalism (DSJ) is outlined as follows: The first semester incurs a fee of Rs 39,500, and the second semester requires a payment of Rs 28,000. Additionally, there is a one-time caution deposit of Rs 10,000, which is potentially refundable.

Consequently, the total cost for the first semester is Rs 77,500. For subsequent years, the annual fee is Rs 67,500. It's important to note that fees and structures can be subject to change, so I recommend verifying the current details on the official DSJ website or contacting the institute directly