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Yes, AIIMS Deoghar is considered to be more expensive than Patna Medical College and Hospital. At AIIMS Deoghar, the cost of an MBBS degree is approximately INR 23,000 per semester. Depending on the specialisation, other UG programmes, such as the B.Tech., may have much higher prices. You should budget extra for other costs such as the mess, library, and hostel accommodations. These can vary based on your selections and raise the total cost considerably.

Compared to AIIMS, Patna Medical College and Hospital charges less for MBBS, at about INR 18,000 each semester. Hostel, mess, and library fees are extra, just like at AIIMS Deoghar, albeit probably less expensive. Scholarships are available from AIIMS Deoghar and PMCH for deserving candidates, which can ease the financial load.

AIIMS Deoghar is better than Patna Medical College and Hospital. The AIIMS faculty members offer deep expertise, mentorship, and practical experience. The college offers state-of-the-art facilities, cutting-edge medical procedures, and cutting-edge technology. Its academic repute and national recognition are enhanced by its status as an AIIMS.

When it comes to advanced learning opportunities and research, AIIMS prioritises these more than PMCH. The college provides financial aid and appealing scholarships to deserving students. AIIMS Deoghar's tuition may be far more than PMCH's. Compared to PMCH, AIIMS may have a lesser alumni network. Compared to PMCH, AIIMS has a greater infrastructure.

According to one source, D. Y. Patil International University has better placements than Vidyavardhini College of Engineering and Technology. In 2022, 86% of D. Y. Patil graduates were employed. 

Vidyavardhini College of Engineering and Technology places about 30–35% of its students each year. The highest salary package offered is 5 LPA, and the lowest is 2 LPA. Top recruiting companies include Infosys, Wipro, TCS, and local construction companies. 

D. Y. Patil College of Engineering, Akurdi, had a placement rate of 84% in 2021 and 86% in 2022. The highest package in 2021 was INR 28.39 LPA, and the median package was INR 4.20 LPA. In 2022, the highest package was INR 41.30 LPA, and the median package was INR 4.80 LPA. 

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Here are the approximate costs for pursuing a BTech program, based on the most recent fee structure details available on the Gopalan College of Engineering and Management (GCEM) website:One-time charges:
Entry costs: INR 75,000.

Exam costs (per semester): 1,800 INR
Fees for a semester:
Cost of tuition: INR 75,000.
Extra costs: about INR 8,000
All fees for one semester come to INR 1,59,800.

Total for the four-year BTech program:

INR 12,78,400 (INR 12.8 Lakhs) divided by eight semesters at a rate of 1,59,800 each.
Extra expenses:

Mess & Hostel fees: approximately INR 1 Lacs annually (Optional)
INR 0.5 Lakhs annually for books, supplies, transportation, etc.
Therefore, the estimated total cost of completing a B.Tech from Gopalan College of Engineering and Management, including hostel, would be approximately INR 16–17 lakhs.

Note: The fees for each branch may differ slightly from one another. In certain instances, additional scholarship discounts are also provided. However, the information above provides a general idea of the necessary financial outlay.

There are a number of factors to take into account when determining whether the BTech programme at Gopalan College of Engineering and Management (GCEM) is superior to Vidyashilp University (VSU). This is a comparison study:

• Accreditations and Recognition: - The AICTE has approved GCEM's BTech programs, and the organisation is NBA accredited. Moreover, VSU has AICTE approval and NBA accreditation. Therefore, both have comparable acknowledgment.
• Faculty and Labs: - The faculty at GCEM is highly experienced and dedicated to teaching. Along with academics, VSU's professors have strong ties to the industry and a focus on research. Both locations appear to have good labs and infrastructure.
• Placements and Recruiters:-Mass recruiters from Infosys and Wipro visit GCEM, with a placement rate of approximately 50%. Over 80% of VSU's placements are with companies like Samsung and Bosch, which also recruits students. Probably, VSU has an advantage.
• Exposure & Learning: GCEM places a greater emphasis on academic theory and the development of technical skills. VSU offers greater industry exposure through required projects and internships. Thus, VSU could facilitate more experiential learning.  
• Fees & ROI: - For private candidates, GCEM charges substantially less in tuition fees (approximately ?1.5 Lakhs total) than VSU (?8–10 Lakhs total). Therefore, GCEM's cost to placement ROI is probably better.

In conclusion, Vidyashilp performs better in terms of alumni network, placements, and exposure. Gopalan, however, has the benefit of cheaper tuition and a stronger academic emphasis. The decision is based on the priorities of each student: more affordable education vs. better career prospects.