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I am doing integrated PhD. Admission was 13000 And yearly fee will be 8000 with all miscellaneous including No scholarship scheme Since i belong to st category tution fees are excused. I stay in rent with one of my roomate
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The year wise fees depends on which category he or she belongs to, and for ST its 78 k and like that it would vary for other categories too . General category is a bit higher in terms of the fee structure He or she can apply for various scholarships like merit cum scholarship, ishan uday and all
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The fee structure is quite good, especially for us ST students but overall it's good for everyone as it is a central government college. Students can apply for scholarships too and the campus employment rate is quite high.
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Tuition fees is 80000 but exception for SC, ST, OBC, EWS who has income less than 98000 for those it is free and hostal fees is 35000 for semester there is no other charges there special charges at joining time mainly for table chair and etc it's about 8000 You can so many scholarships according to teachers they will guide you everything everything is taken by college teachers
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In every semester fee hike is approx 3000 to 4000, Name of scholarship is NATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM WHICH IS GIVEN BY CENTRAL GOVERNMENT OF INDIA IF YOU ARE IN SC/ST CATEGORY Placement ratio is approx 50 percent
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Once guys can get an FFE scholarship depends on merit some people will get other scholarships also but as an OC candidate and as a kid of government employee, I won't get any scholarships. The placements are average, our college's highest package is 29 LPA, and the average is 8 LPA.
The tuition fee for each semester is 62500 and the hostel and mess fee for each semester is about 30000. Taking other charges as well per semester fee is about 1-lakh. The scholarship is given on the basis of annual income to the students and a complete fee waiver is there for sc/st students. There is no on-campus job that will give you a stipend.
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