want to know about MIT?
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You better be darn good at math and have the yearning to devote all of your time to school and not a social life.
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MIT, Harvard, Princeton, Stanford and Berkeley, according to U.S News.  But it really depends too on what you want to do with it.  Different schools have different strengths.
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Try the below url\nadmissions.manipal.edu
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search in google. or goto mit.edu
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MIT Online - Economics for all!
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Boston U = located in Boston.  MIT = located in Cambridge, across the Charles River.\n\nMIT = far better school than BU.  BU is NOT an "Ivy Plus" - it is barely good enough to be a Tier 2 school in US News and World Report.  That doesn't mean it's a bad school, but it is not in the same league as even the "Public Ivies" like Virginia, Michigan, and Berkeley.  UCLA has a better rep than BU.
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go to google and you will get info
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MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology). They have an annual robotics competition.  http://web.mit.edu/
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Georgia Tech, MIT, any institute of technology
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Get into MIT, they have lots of financial aid for you!\n\njk, appart from that, apply to scholarships. Go to www.fastweb.com and sign up there. You will find scholarships you can apply to. If you get into an ivy college or an elite one, they'll give you financial aid.
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I compiled a list of great calc sites. You may want to check out MIT opencourseware too.
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MIT, Harvard, Stanford, Uof Wisconsin-Madison
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MIT is VERY TOUGH to get in. It also matters which course you are looking for. You got to be at the top of your class, have a good bank balance and be too smart for words. Do Not Get Fooled By People telling you the struggle isnt worth it. Believe me, it definitely is a struggle getting in, and might take an year's preparation to apply, but every second is worth it.
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so what do u want to know? Be specific pls
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MIT and Harvard and all the major universities (ie Tufts, BU, Northeastern.Wellesly, their Medical schools, etc-- all located in or near Boston and Cambridge --are open to you if you are accepted  at any of them. I think MIT and Harvard at the undergrad level and the grad level are the best and most demanding' Anybody who goes there for a BS better be prepared for 4 years of intellectual bootcamp. Some precocious geniuses have graduated in two years. Others have moved into grad school earlier than otherwise possible at rule-regimented schools.   I graduated in 1973 and it has made all the difference in my life. Many doors have been opened to me because I graduated from there. Your abilities to learn and think critically and creatively will be encouraged and the limits of your emotional and intellectual stamina will be tested. It's expensive, but financial aid makes it accessible to all who qualify for admission. Good Luck.\nTWH 06282006
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ask university department
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http://www.mit.edu:8001/people/cdemello/jp.html