Diploma in Food Production
at CT Institute of Higher Studies, Jalandhar

Private Institute

Diploma in Food Production

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Diploma in Food Production
at
CTIHS
Overview

The CT Institute of Higher Studies Diploma in Food Production course is a 18 months programme offered at the UG level. To gain admission to the Diploma in Food Production at CT Institute of Higher Studies, applicants must meet the necessary eligibility criteria. The programme has a seat intake of 50 students. The CT Institute of Higher Studies Diploma in Food Production tuition fee is INR 78,000. Additionally, the CT Institute of Higher Studies fee structure for the UG Diploma encompasses various components, including tuition fees, lab fees, library fees, and more. For further information, prospective candidates can refer to the following table:

Total Tuition Fees	₹78,000 Get Fees details
Duration	18 months
Course Level	UG Diploma
Mode of Course	Full Time
Official Website	Go to Website
Seat breakup	50
Type of University	Private

Diploma in Food Production
at
CTIHS
Fees

CT Institute of Higher Studies Diploma in Food Production Fee is the aggregate of various components, including the one-time registration fee, tuition fee, and exam fee. There could possibly be other charges that the students need to pay as required by the college from time to time. The CT Institute of Higher Studies Diploma in Food Production fee breakup can be checked below:

Fee components	Amount (18 months)
Tuition Fees	₹ 78,000
Total fee	₹ 78,000

These are based on information available on various sources. Latest values may differ.

Diploma in Food Production
at
CTIHS
Highlights

UG | PG Applications Open. Apply @ www.bit.ly/CTGroup-2k23?open-reg
After the completion of the course, the candidate will get the diploma from Guru Nanak Dev University, Punjab

Diploma in Food Production
at
CTIHS

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