Maharashtra

The seat intake for the MBA offered at Maharashtra Institute of Technology Aurangabad is 60 students.

 Candidates can apply to Maharashtra Institute of Technology Aurangabad admission via online mode.

Maharashtra Institute of Technology Aurangabad offers BVoc in two specialisations, namely Food Processing and Refrigeration and Air Conditioning.

Yes, the institute offers scholarships depending upon the category/ caste of the candidate and subject to the condition that admission is through CAP rounds only.

Maharashtra Institute of Technology Aurangabad college offers 17 courses at UG, PG and PhD level.

The college is not so costly as It is a government college and the fees of a government college after taking the NEET exam are not so high. The total fees of the college for a four-year programme of MBBS is nearly 6.1 K for MBBS students. 
One can check the fees by visiting the official website of the college and then clicking on the admission tab and can call the given number for fee inquiries and can also see the PDFs that are uploaded on the website of the college. For, further inquiry candidates can even visit the college.

It is estimated that studying MBBS in Mumbai is expensive. About 6 colleges have their total course fee > INR 5 lakh. Refer to the table below shows the fee range of the number of colleges:

There are about 8 best Medical colleges are there in Mumbai. Of these, 6 are government colleges and 2 are private colleges. NEET is the most accepting and toughest entrance exam in the best MBBS colleges in Mumbai. 

Grant Medical College, Seth Gordhandas Sunderdas Medical College, Lokmanya Tilak Muncipal Medical College, Topiwala National Medical College, University of Mumbai and K J Somaiya Medical College are the top Medical colleges in Mumbai. 

No, the school does not conduct an entrance exam but accepts CAT/ MAT/ XAT/ GMAT scores etc. for admission to PGDM programme.