I would like a list of NIT colleges offering Data Science courses, along with details on annual fees and admission eligibility.

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Avinash S | Beginner-Level 1

a year ago

NIT Suratkhal
NIT Jalandhar
NIT Dehli

There are some other NITs but they don't offer Data Science courses exclusively.

As for fee, it'll cost around 190000 per annum without hostel but it's different for every college.

As for eligibility, you just need to really well in JEE mains.

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