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How much is MSc in Food Technology fees in UK?

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Akanksha Malhotra | Contributor-Level 10

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The first-year MS in Food Science in UK fees is in the range of INR 10 Lacs – INR 40 lakh. However, a majority of the universities have first-year tuition fees between INR 20 Lacs – INR 40 lakh.

Tuition Fee Range	No. of Universities
Max 10 lakh	2
Max 20 lakh	28
Max 30 lakh	37
Max 40 lakh	41

Also Read: Cost of Studying in UK for Indian Students

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