What is the fees range for courses offered by the MIT WPU?

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MIT WPU offers courses at the UG and PG level in full-time mode for durations varying from 2 years to 5 years. Admission to the respective courses is offered on the basis of merit and entrance. In addition to this, MIT WPU fee structure covers the courses with tuition fees ranging from INR 1.05 Lacs

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