What is the difference between the fee structure of IMS Noida MCA course and Amity University MCA course?

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The IMS Noida MCA fees is significantly lower than Amity University MCA fees. The fees for Amity University varies and increases every year. The fees for Amity University is different for every specialisation which makes it costlier than IMS Noida MCA programme.

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