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Hi,
It depends from institute to institute but on an average it's a 12-week course.

Pahal and Arkin are good options that you can look out for, but to know the exact scenario for faculty, etc. get in touch with the current students through social media or in person.

Yes, you can get the scholarship but for that you have to fulfill the terms and conditions of scholarship and for that you have to visit your state scholarship website.

No, with 83%ile, IIM-A would not call you for admissions.

If you belong to the reserved category like OBC/SC/ST then you can contact your community commission. They have schemes and provide freeship and scholarships to candidates belonging to their community. You may also do 'C' Certificate of Air Wing, it will help you in getting 40 hours of free-flying from any government flying club. Otherwise, the last resort is a loan from banks which almost everyone does

Hi,
No problem should arise. UGC recognition is above anything. They may require an additional degree evaluation for equivalency. You can check this with the university you want to apply to.

I think you should go for SMVDU because of peaceful environment and good placement.

You can try the best to get your seat because MCC is the best choice. Apply in all the colleges.

You can try for IES, MET, Chetana and XIMR, Mumbai. Most probably if you are a Mumbai University student then you have good chances of getting admission in any of these colleges by the end of the last CAP round.

1.8 lakh is the total fee of DSU for MBA through PGCET. Hostel fee is not included here.

Yes, you can get it. But, check with the universities as some universities won't provide Sports quota.
Thanks,
Radhesh Bhat N

Select the university you are interested to study. Go through the website of that University there you will get the details of admissions as per the departments. Contact the admission counsellors and get admitted to that university.
Thanks,
Radhesh Bhat N

Delhi University's Faculty of Management- I'd call it the best and the cheapest for MBA. You can also evaluate MBA at Delhi School of Economics and Department of Financial Studies South Campus of Delhi University.