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How much money is required in Indian rupees to study at Norwegian University Of Science and Technology?

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The tuition fees for Indian students at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) are as follows:Bachelor's programs: NOK 151,317 per year.
Master's programs: NOK 16,369 per year for the Master of Science (MS) program, NOK 14,000 per year for the Master of Information Technology (MIT

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