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Technical Guruji is a one of the top hindi Tech. Youtube Channel Started By Gaurav Chaudary, He daily Upload a ...


It depends in the number of views they get. According to policy of YouTube the creator gets 55% of what he/she earns and YouTube keeps other 45%.

On an Average, 40%-50% of videos are monetised(I.e. You see ads before videos) and creators earn 1$ per 1000 views of Indian views and upto 8$ per 1000 views in other developed countries like the U. S.

Which means, with 3 videos per day, 200K-400K views per video for TG earn (I.e. 11000$ per month=700000₹ per month)

Which also means that, with 1 video per day, 150-200K views per video GR earns 75-100$ per day (i. e. 2200$ per month= 160000₹ per month min. )

Quite a few of their videos even cross Million views. That is, they can earn 10 times the money they'll earn on an average video sometimes. Technical Guruji’s 5%-10% videos cross 1M views (1 video every week) and GeekyRanjit ‘s 1 video crosses a million views in 15 days.

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