What is meant by a 10% tuition fee waiver by an institution?

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Simply it means that there is reduction in 10%of total tution fees what you need to pay
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I am an enthusiastic Environment and Science lover.

They’ll reduce 10% of your tuition fee and you’ll have to pay the rest 90% of it.iFor example,if the tution fees is Rs 1000,then final payment to be made by you will be Rs 900.
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It's means 10 % discount on your total tuitions fees.
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Above 19 years of experience in using Digital Marketing in Business Development and IT Industries

10% Tuition Fee waiver is the Tripwire which attracts the students and parents. But the actual fee will be only 90% to take classes for you. That 10% is a Buffer amount to show they give a discount for their students.
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10 percent tution fee waiver means that 10 percent of the fee will be exempted by the institution, i.e. you will have to pay only 90 percent of the fee
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For every 100 rupees 10 rupees is given as discount
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PK Ejee Neet & clean Chemistry

It's professional promotion by the instructions to give 10% discount in the actual fee charged by the institutions.
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It means that the 10% of total fees of that particular institution will be cut and only remaining amount of fee will be taken by him or her. For example if your Institution has ₹10000 fees amount, and if you get 10% tution fee waiver, you need to only pay ₹9000 fees.
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It means in per 100 rupees, 10 rupees will be discounted from the institution. In higher case institutions did this to promote the brand name.
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This means for fee waiver students. The Institute will charge 90% of total fee only.
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