The college offers various scholarships primarily funded by state and central government schemes rather than by the institution itself. Scholarships are available for students from the Economically Weaker Section (EWS), Scheduled Castes (SC), and Scheduled Tribes (ST), with common schemes including the Merit-Cum-Means Scholarship and Post-Matric Scholarship. On average, only 5-10% of students receive these scholarships, with amounts ranging from ?30,000 to ?50,000 annually. Students scoring above 85% may also be eligible for additional scholarships.
Fee waivers or discounts are provided under certain categories, and BPL students receive around a 60% rebate on tuition fees. The fee structure includes tuition fees ranging from ?40,000 to ?1,20,000 annually, with additional costs for hostel and mess fees. The university's fee is relatively lower compared to private institutions, with total costs for a 4-year B.Tech program around ?4,50,000 to ?5,00,000, and up to ?7,00,000 when including hostel charges.
Scholarships and financial aid are significant for financially weaker students and those showing academic excellence, but opportunities for campus employment are limited.
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