out of these 25 hrs 15 is actual and 10 is simulated.

There r many places to get B-200 King Air simulator training, one of the largest being Flight Safety International, but it is all done in simulators, not real aircraft. Another place is Simuflight. The cheapest country to do it is in the USA, but if u r not a US citizen, there r very strict background checks that must be passed. Also, if u r not already a licensed pilot with a multi-engine rating, u can not take their course. A 25-hour course in a real airplane will set u back at least $30,000, if not more. Not many places will do that, but try American Flyers in Dallas.

Give SunState in Orlando, Florida, USA a call. you can get the initial training (in a Sim) for Beech King Air 200 for around 11K



http://sunstateaviation.com/king_air_training/index.html