Is pursuing B.Tech at Government Engineering College expensive?
Doing a B.Tech from Government Engineering College [ECB], Bikaner is comparatively inexpensive as compared to a good number of institutes. In all, it would come out to be approximately INR 2 lakhs, and annually, the fee comes out to approximately INR 50,000. It thus offers an affordable opportunity
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No, pursuing B.Tech from government college of engineering Bikaner is not expensive. The total fees to pursue B.Tech from this Institute is around INR 2 lacs. If we see the per year fees, it will be around INR 50,000. Although information related to scholarships is not available. If we see the fees
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