A friend of mine from school happens to be a former student of IIM Udaipur. From what I heard from her, IIM Udaipur lays stress on entrepreneurship right from the get-go.

Entrepreneurship:

Various opportunities for start-ups are provided to the students. Right from the students choosing to leave a summer internship to the students who aspire to become entrepreneurs in the future; IIM Udaipur gives opportunities to each and every one.

It offers stipends for covering the basic costs of living. The stipends ensure that the students do not get distracted by their day-to-day spending and focus on the big picture of starting a venture.

The institute also provides placement holidays where the students are allowed to use the services of the campus placement at a later date. They, however, have to use the services within two years of graduation.

Faculty:

The Japanese model of faculty development is followed by IIM Udaipur. The process of selection is tough but after the appointment of the faculty, they are benefited by the support from the institution. The goal is that each member of the faculty will become well established in the fields they have chosen. May it be the NIRF ranking or UT Dallas ranking, they have the final say in this respect.

Research:

In terms of research, IIM Udaipur is in the top five.

Achievement:

In terms of international ranking also, IIM Udaipur has an enviable position be it in the QS World Ranking or FT MiM Ranking. It was awarded the accreditation of AACSB when it was the youngest institute in the country.

From the time IIM Udaipur came into the radar, it has been trying to change that situation in the hopes of creating a better brand name in the future and attracting more aspiring students so that they can lead.

These institutes don’t give much weightage to academics.

• FMS doesn’t consider your marks at any stage of admission. At FMS, You will get a call based on your CAT score. The final admission is often based on the Group discussion and Personal Interview. For the final call, 85% weightage is given to the CAT score and 15% is assigned to the GD-PI score. 
• JBIMS also admits students based only on their entrance examination scores. 
• NITIE assigns more weightage to GD-PI.
• IITs also do the same.

Historically speaking, these institutes have offered admission to students with a similar profile as yours.

Yes, because regardless of whether you graduated from a private or government-approved college, you will receive a registration number to practice from the state registration authority in the state where the college is located.

However, because of its strong alumni base, the government veterinary institutions have a better industry reputation.

However, only a few private colleges in the north are performing particularly well. 

Also in the current industry, most recruiters are concerned about specialization. They will be more concerned regarding your master’s degree. So, focus on your studies and try to join a reputed university for masters. 

You can take a loan for pursuing your studies at IIM Rohtak. Many banks provide you a loan for your education without keeping collateral or any security before. The only thing you need is to have a co-borrower that can be your father, mother, brother, sister, or any other known person. However, you need to submit some amount of money to get your seat reserved that can't be given by the bank initially but can be reimbursed after some time.

Also, you can take a loan more than your total fees for the course, so that your other expenses like a laptop, traveling costs, certification courses, or any other can be fulfilled smoothly.

Yes, If you believe it will help you advance your career. You can receive a loan to pay for your education at any IIM.

• In general, certain banks have connections with college officials and can provide education loans instantly and at a low interest rate.
• Tuition, housing fees, laptops, and student exchange are all covered by these loans.
• But in my opinion, I would suggest you think properly.
• If an MBA (from any top university, whether Indian or international) will not add much value to your current professional profile, you should not pursue it (whether with or without a loan, as there is also an opportunity cost associated with pursuing a full-time MBA).

Value Addition -

• There is a ceiling for some verticals, and to develop beyond, you'll require an MBA.
• You might need a skill set that an MBA education can provide for the role you want to get into. These abilities will assist you in landing your dream career or post.
• An MBA degree can sometimes be little more than a signal to employers that you are a deserving applicant.
• This signaling will offer you an advantage in this situation.
• It might be any of the following, a combination of two or more, or none of the above (if you don't think an MBA would bring much value).

I chose MBA because it seemed like a more straightforward path to my desired job. It helped me gain the required skills (yes, there are interesting and relevant things you can learn during your MBA course).

If any of the aforementioned points apply to you and your main issue is debt, I recommend pursuing an MBA. It will be worthwhile. Believe me when I say that you will be able to repay your debt.