I want to know whether I have to pay any money to the institute?
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Priya Mani
Priya Aari Embroidery Class in Thoraipakkam
Its based on institute.... you must pay some amount for leaning...
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yes, the amount depends on the teacher or the institute.
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Yes Madam You need to pay to the institute
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Of Course you have to pay the fees. It's depends upon your course selection.
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