Which university is more affordable for BTech course among Andhra University and Mumbai University?

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The total tuition fee for the BTech course at Andhra University is between INR 1.4- INR 8 lakh. While, the same for Mumbai University is between INR 60,000 to INR 7.7 lakh. Hence, the fees of Mumbai University for BTech is more affordable as compared to Andhra University. The aforementioned fee is t

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