Is Allahabad University B.Tech fee similar to private institutes of UP?

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Allahabad University is a government university and hence, has lower fee than private institutes. However, there are some of the private institutes in UP offering BTech at a fee similar to Allahabad University. Check below University of Allahabad BTech fee comparison with top private institutes in U

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