Which are the private Psychology Colleges in Kolkata?

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Below is a table showcasing a list of the best private colleges for in with their total tuition fees, and entrance exam:

College Name	Total Tuition Fee	Entrance Exam
Amity University Online Admission	INR 2.5 L	Merit-Based
Asutosh College Admission	INR 28,530 - 29,790	Merit-Based
Amity9 University Kolkata Admissions	INR 2.37 L - 3.7 L	Merit-Based
Amity University Kolkata Admissions	INR 3.09 L - 4.12 L	CUET
St. Xavier's University Admission	INR 1.92 L - 3.72 L	Merit-Based
Sister Nivedita University Admissions	INR 2.25 L	Merit-Based

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

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