Is Vedatya Institute more expensive than NILA?

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Dhruvi Vinay Gosavi | Contributor-Level 10

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Regarding the question of whether Vedatya Institute is more costly than NILA, the search results do not provide any conclusive information. However, Vedatya Institute charges between INR 1,30,000 and INR 12,60,000 in annual fees for BSc programs, whereas NILA charges INR 1,48,000 for the full course

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