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Is University College of Science, OU more expensive than New Science Degree College?

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    Hariharan J | Contributor-Level 7

    a year ago

    Yes, University College of Science, OU (UCS) is likely more expensive than New Science Degree College (NSDC) in Hyderabad. UCS Fees compared to standalone colleges like NSDC, UCS often charges higher tuition because it is a part of an esteemed college. To increase the overall cost, UCS may also charge students for additional costs such as lab, library, and development fees. Specific fee information is available on the UCS website. Since NSDC is an independent college, its tuition fees is usually less than that of UCS. 

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