Is University of Delhi fees costly?

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No, studying in DU is not at all costly. Since it is a government university, the fee is not very high. The fee for BTech is INR 4.3 lakhs and BSc is INR 540 - INR 2.4 lakh. The fee for most of the courses provided by the university is affordable. Even if the students find the fee a little high, the

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