Which is better for BTech IPU or IIIT Delhi?

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Given below is the comparison of a few top Engineering colleges on the basis of their NIRF ranking for their BTech programme based on fee and median/average package:

Engineering Institute

BTech Total Tuition Fee*

BTech Average Package

IPUINR 2.3 lakh - INR 7.9 lakh
INR 12 LPA
IIIT DelhiINR 18 lakhINR 25.39 LPA

* The fee mentioned on this page is taken from the official website/sanctioning body. It is subject to changes.

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