Both universities have been differentiated in terms of crowd, culture, and exposure. 

• Crowd and Culture: Surat, India's diamond city and textile hub, has a significant population dedicated to these two industries. It has a larger population of migrant workers. The crowd and culture of the college will be influenced by where the students of the course come from. Baroda, on the other hand, has a diverse population. As MSU has a large number of students from Baroda, the college crowd would reflect this culture as well. 

Another reason for the difference in crowd size could be the type of college (University). MSU evolved from the former Baroda College, which was founded in 1881 by Maharaja of Baroda. It is one of Western India's oldest educational institutions. Because AURO University was founded in 2011, the attraction for admission would naturally be towards the former, thus the quality.

• Exposure: Baroda has a large industrial belt in and around it, so exposure is excellent if you choose MSU. Surat, in comparison, has the distinction of being the largest Diamond Polishing industry, along with the Textile industry, and should have very good industrial exposure opportunities, depending on the new University's efforts to attract experts from the existing Surat industry into the college for student exposure, which AURO University will not lack in.

However, MSU Baroda is a better choice than AURO University Surat for BBA Program because, since it is a well-known, established institution if you need to pursue higher studies after BBA, then studying there would give you better opportunities abroad. Universities and Colleges outside India always check the antecedents of the alma matter, from where the student has done the basic degree, and give a better chance to the old existing University, provided everything else is the same.