How much is the tuition fees for Diploma in Business program, as compared to bachelor's or master's programme in Australia?

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The tuition fee for a Diploma in Business and Management ranges anywhere between AUD 18,000 to AUD 25,000 per year, which is approximately INR 10.3 L to 14.4 L annually. When compared to bachelor's or master's programs of various universities, this range of tuition fees is significantly lower, makin

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