What is the ROI on International Business courses from colleges in India?

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Students can evaluate the ROI of pursuing an International Business degree at various colleges in India by using the data provided below:

College Name	Average Fees	Average Package
Indian Institute of Foreign Trade, Delhi Courses	INR 75,000-21.77 Lakh	INR 25-26.5 LPA
Management Development Institute Courses	INR 26 Lakh	INR 25.58 LPA
Delhi School of Economics (DSE), University of Delhi Courses	INR 2,000	INR 16 LPA
FORE School of Management Courses	INR 3.1 Lakh- 20.77 Lakh	INR 15 LPA
Indian3 Ahilyadevi Holkar Solapur University Courses	INR 88,000	INR 14.86 LPA

Disclaimer: This information is sourced from the official website and may vary.

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