Fee Structure (Per Semester)

Head	Amount (INR)
Tuition Fee	100000
Hostel Rent	25000
Mess Advance	10000
Student Benevolent Fund	2000
Medical Fees	3000
Gymkhana Fees	1500
Examination Fees	2000

Detailed Narrative Explanation of Fee Components

Tuition Fee: Covers instruction, access to libraries, laboratories, and administrative services. This fee includes all course materials, software licenses, and academic support resources provided by the university.

Hostel Rent: Provides accommodation for students living away from home. The rent covers utilities, maintenance, security, and common area management.

Mess Advance: Ensures that students have funds available for regular meals during their stay at the hostel. This advance is adjusted against monthly mess bills.

Student Benevolent Fund: Supports financially disadvantaged students through emergency grants, scholarships, and assistance programs.

Medical Fees: Covers basic healthcare services, including consultations with doctors, diagnostic tests, and medicine supply within the campus medical center.

Gymkhana Fees: Funds extracurricular activities, sports facilities, cultural events, and student engagement programs.

Examination Fees: Covers the costs associated with conducting exams, evaluating answer scripts, issuing certificates, and maintaining examination records.

Hostel & Mess Charges

The university offers various types of hostels catering to different preferences and budgets. Rooms are categorized as single occupancy, double occupancy, and triple occupancy with shared bathrooms.

Mess charges follow a monthly billing system where students receive bills based on their consumption patterns. The mess operates on a prepaid model with options for advance payment plans.

Rebate policies are applicable for students who do not consume meals regularly or during vacation periods. Rebates can be availed by submitting relevant documentation to the hostel office.

Fee Waivers, Concessions, and Scholarships

Financial aid is available through various schemes targeting different categories of students including SC/ST/PwD, EWS, and MCM (Most Backward Classes). Eligibility criteria are based on income slabs as defined by the university authorities.

Application procedures involve submitting forms along with supporting documents such as caste certificates, income certificates, and disability certificates. The selection committee reviews applications based on merit and need.

Payment Procedures & Refund Policy

All payments must be made within the specified deadlines to avoid late fees. Late fee calculations are applied at 5% per month on outstanding balances beyond the due date.

Refunds are processed in accordance with university regulations when students withdraw from the program or transfer to another institution. The refund policy ensures full transparency and timely disbursement of funds after deductions for administrative charges and any applicable penalties.