Which among Shivaji University and Fergusson College is a better option for BSc?

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Shailja Rawat | Contributor-Level 10

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Shivaji University and Fergusson College offer a three-year full-time BSc in course with specialisations spread across various fields. Shivaji University fee for the BSc in Agriculture is INR 15,250. On the other hand, the Fergusson College fee for BSc in Agriculture is INR 26,430. Talking about the

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