They are admitted by a demanding entrance exam, funded largely by the state, and run with a focus on strong fundamentals. The lower fees buy prestige and rigorous training, but not necessarily better placement contacts. I speak from the other side, as my father paid a hefty management quota for my seat elsewhere. That fee bought the same degree, bas, and a network of families who could afford it, which proved far more valuable for my first job than any classroom. So, arey waah, sometimes what the fee buys is not in the syllabus, but in the seating chart.
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