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Sagar Anantwar
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SimpliFin • 1y

Your child may not get the quality education you think, and it's not their fault ... Education costs are skyrocketing, and it’s becoming a growing concern for parents. Recently, an influencer highlighted that the annual fees for Grade 1 in a good s

Anonymous 1

Hey I am on Medial • 1y

Naa bro, the data is completely wrong. I live in Mumbai and i studied in Podar school, which is one of the top ten schools in our city. And their the final annual fees ranges between 80k - 120k. And you can get same experience for much less fees as w

Sagar Anantwar
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SimpliFin • 1y

Mumbai is definitely an anomaly I'm terms of tier 1 cities. If you check the case in Hyderabad, Chirec is one of the good schools and the fees are approx. 4L

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Anonymous 1

Hey I am on Medial • 1y

Really? That's strange. Coz i have lived in Hyderabad as well and it's way more cheaper than mumbai is most terms.

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