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Is the HCL TechBee Bengaluru programme free or paid?

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    Maaz Khan | Contributor-Level 10

    a year ago

    The Early Career Programme at HCL TechBee is a paid programme. The total tuition fee of the said programme ranges between INR 51,000 – and INR 1.4 lakh. However, the tuition fee mentioned is taken from various internet sources. Hence, it is indicative. Candidates can refer to the HCL TechBee official website for more details on the same.

    Additionally, HCL TechBee also provides a monthly stipend of INR 10,000 to students enrolled on this programme. Hence, overall it is economical for students willing to become financially independent after class 12.

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