I've got 76.8% marks in 12th boards and my best of 4 percentage is 72, which private college is good for me in Delhi with less expenditure?

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None of the private colleges has less expenditure. If you're thinking of going to a private college, then you must be ready to pay around 80k-1.5 lakh for academics ( excluding other living charges). If you are from ST category, then you might have some chance of getting admission in University of D

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