Karnataka government to reimburse all fees charged by private colleges for professional courses for SC students
6 months ago

Karnataka government to reimburse all fees charged by private colleges for professional courses for SC students

The Hindu  

The Karnataka government has decided to bear fees charged under various heads by private colleges for professional courses, such as Engineering and Medicine, to students of the Scheduled Castes communities eligible for the post matric scholarship programme. To rectify this situation, we have now decided to reimburse all fees charged by private colleges to ensure these qualified SC students study professional courses,” said H.C. Mahadevappa, Social Welfare Minister. The State government issued an order on September 13 according to which, from 2024-25, all SC students seeking seats in Engineering, Medical, Dental, Pharma, AYUSH, MCA, MBA, Nursing, Paramedical, and other professional courses through KEA or other centralised authorities, are eligible for a lump sum for the fees under the post matric scholarship programme of the Department of Social Welfare. The Karnataka government’s move has come at a time when the State has also allowed private colleges to hike the fee for engineering and medical courses.

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Exorbitant fees in private medical colleges denies access to medical education for less privileged: Economic Survey
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1 month, 3 weeks ago

Exorbitant fees in private medical colleges denies access to medical education for less privileged: Economic Survey

The Hindu  

Skyrocketing fees for undergraduate medical education remains a considerable challenge that denies the opportunity to make the MBBS degree accessible and affordable for students from less privileged backgrounds, states the Economic Survey 2024-25. Despite the National Medical Commission issuing guidelines for determination of fees and all other charges in respect of 50% of seats in private medical institutions and deemed …

Economic Survey 2025 highlights challenges in medical education, calls for lower fees
1 month, 3 weeks ago

Economic Survey 2025 highlights challenges in medical education, calls for lower fees

Live Mint  

New Delhi: The Economic Survey 2024-25 warned about problems Indian medical education faces, such as remuneration gaps, migration, regulating fees of private colleges, and the increase in the number of ghost faculty. The report also called for reducing medical education fees, which are as high as ₹1 crore in the private sector, which accounts for 48% of MBBS seats. “The …

Reducing medical education costs will help make healthcare cheaper: Economic Survey
1 month, 3 weeks ago

Reducing medical education costs will help make healthcare cheaper: Economic Survey

New Indian Express  

It highlighted the cost of medical education, stating that the National Medical Commission had issued guidelines for determining fees and all other charges for 50 percent of seats in private medical institutions deemed to be universities. "Despite such measures, fees remain high – at ₹60 lakh to one crore or more in the private sector, which holds 48 percent of …

Private Engineering Colleges Seek Immediate Release of Fee Reimbursement Arrearies
5 months ago

Private Engineering Colleges Seek Immediate Release of Fee Reimbursement Arrearies

The Hindu  

Private engineering colleges in Andhra Pradesh urge the TDP government to release fee reimbursement arrears of ₹4,500 crore as soon as possible. The arrears include three installments for the 2023-24 academic year, ₹450 crore for students pursuing postgraduate courses from 2018, and two pending installments for the current year.

Government’s unpaid dues to private medical colleges reach ₹1,200 crore
5 months, 2 weeks ago

Government’s unpaid dues to private medical colleges reach ₹1,200 crore

Hindustan Times  

MUMBAI: The Maharashtra government has not paid dues of ₹1,200 crore to private medical colleges by way of compensation for free or subsidised education for students from socially and economically backward classes. The Maharashtra government has not paid dues of ₹ 1,200 crore to private medical colleges by way of compensation for free or subsidised education for students. Due to …

R. Krishnaiah demands immediate release of student fee reimbursement
5 months, 3 weeks ago

R. Krishnaiah demands immediate release of student fee reimbursement

The Hindu  

Former Rajya Sabha member and president of National Backward Classes Welfare Association R. Krishnaiah, strengthened by thousands of students in a protest demonstration at Dharna Chowk on Monday, demanded the government for immediate payment of fee reimbursement and scholarship dues. “Fee reimbursement dues to Inter and Degree students have been pending for three years now. At the Maha Dharna, Mr. …

Supreme Court orders Uttarakhand medical college to release original documents of MBBS students
6 months, 1 week ago

Supreme Court orders Uttarakhand medical college to release original documents of MBBS students

The Hindu  

In a relief to 91 students, the Supreme Court has ordered a medical college in Uttarakhand to release their original documents withheld by the institute for non-payment of fee arrears. Chandrachud took note of the submissions of senior lawyer Gaurav Agarwal and advocate Tanvi Dubey, appearing for the doctors, that the students will neither be able to register themselves as …

Committee to monitor fee structure in nursing colleges in Karnataka
6 months, 2 weeks ago

Committee to monitor fee structure in nursing colleges in Karnataka

The Hindu  

Medical Education Minister Sharan Prakash Patil has said that a fee regulatory committee has been formed to monitor and regulate the fee structure in nursing colleges across the State to address the issue of escalating fees being imposed by them. During a review meeting of nursing institutions on Monday, Dr. Patil disclosed that his office had received numerous complaints regarding …

VTU instructs colleges not to collect fees from SC-ST students eligible for post-matric scholarship
6 months, 3 weeks ago

VTU instructs colleges not to collect fees from SC-ST students eligible for post-matric scholarship

The Hindu  

Following the State government’s order, Visvesvaraya Technological University has instructed all private engineering colleges not to collect any fee from students of Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe communities eligible for Post-matric Scholarship Programme during admission. Under this programme, scholarships are being sanctioned to SC-ST students pursuing various post-matric courses and whose family income is less than ₹2.5 lakh per annum. …

T.N. to surrender 851 medical and 38 dental seats to central pool
7 months, 3 weeks ago

T.N. to surrender 851 medical and 38 dental seats to central pool

The Hindu  

This year the State will surrender 851 MBBS seats to the central pool for which the Directorate General of Medical Services will conduct counselling. There will be four rounds of online counselling, including the stray round, for admission to seats under the government quota in government medical colleges and seats surrendered to self-financing colleges, ESIC Medical College, KK Nagar, affiliated …

Karnataka government fixes 20% B.Sc nursing seats as management quota
7 months, 3 weeks ago

Karnataka government fixes 20% B.Sc nursing seats as management quota

The Hindu  

The State government has fixed 20% B.Sc. The government has allowed 80% of seats of B.Sc courses in private nursing colleges to be filled through CET counselling by the Karnataka Examinations Authority, while the remaining 20% will be filled by the colleges under management quota. Legal action will be taken against colleges charging more than the prescribed fee.” This year, …

Karnataka cancels financial assistance to SC-ST students for Ph.D abroad
8 months ago

Karnataka cancels financial assistance to SC-ST students for Ph.D abroad

The Hindu  

It has come to light belatedly that the Karnataka government has cancelled financial assistance given to Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe students to pursue Ph.D in foreign universities under the Prabuddha Scheme, citing high costs, while retaining it for postgraduate courses under the same scheme. Change in scheme Earlier, meritorious SC/ST candidates selected for the scheme got financial assistance from …

Karnataka wants 15 per cent NRI quota in govt medical colleges
8 months, 3 weeks ago

Karnataka wants 15 per cent NRI quota in govt medical colleges

New Indian Express  

BENGALURU: The Karnataka government wants to start NRI quota in government autonomous medical colleges in the state and has written to the Centre to sanction supernumerary MBBS seats under the Department of Medical Education from the academic year 2025-26. In a letter to the National Medical Commission chairman, Medical Education Minister Dr Sharan Prakash Patil requested sanction of a 15% …

Private PU colleges continue to illegally charge exorbitant fees in the name of integrated courses
8 months, 3 weeks ago

Private PU colleges continue to illegally charge exorbitant fees in the name of integrated courses

The Hindu  

Private pre-university colleges are allegedly still charging double the fees for Science courses in the name of integrated courses, angering parents. Parents complained that compared to the previous year, some private colleges had allegedly increased the fees by 100% this year for II PU courses, and some were charging huge amounts for conducting integrated courses right from I PU. However, …

Nod for 10 per cent fee hike in private unaided technical colleges in Karnataka
9 months, 1 week ago

Nod for 10 per cent fee hike in private unaided technical colleges in Karnataka

New Indian Express  

BENGALURU: The Karnataka government on Friday approved a fee hike of 10% for professional courses in private unaided technical educational institutions. Earlier, the Bommai government promised a 10% fee hike year on year for private institutions. For the academic year 2023-2024, the fees for general merit seats in engineering and architecture colleges were capped at Rs 96,574 in Type-1 category …

NEET: Students consider drop year for better seats
9 months, 1 week ago

NEET: Students consider drop year for better seats

New Indian Express  

BENGALURU: NEET-UG students and their parents in Karnataka are worried that the inflation in ranks is going to have a long-term impact on their careers in the medical field. Speaking to TNIE, Akhil Seelam said, “Due to NTA’s move my rank had an inflation of 340%, which is rare for competitive exams, never seen in India. But now, he is …

School fees touch Rs 1.5L, parents forced to pay in single instalment
10 months ago

School fees touch Rs 1.5L, parents forced to pay in single instalment

New Indian Express  

BENGALURU: With the new academic year just a few weeks away, schools have increased their fee structure, and parents are worried about paying the new fees for their children. Parents who have enrolled their kids in private schools affiliated to CBSE, ICSE or SSLC boards, said that the schools are forcing parents to pay the fees in one single instalment. …

Professional Colleges in Telangana Seek Immediate Aid from CM Revanth Reddy
10 months ago

Professional Colleges in Telangana Seek Immediate Aid from CM Revanth Reddy

Deccan Chronicle  

HYDERABAD: The previous BRS government has left a staggering dues of `6,500 crore pertaining to fee reimbursement and scholarships of 13 lakh students from poorer sections pursuing professional courses like engineering, pharmacy, MBA, nursing etc. It did not release funds for the past four years for 13 lakh students every year since the 2021-22 academic year as a result of …

Parents say private school fees up by 30% in Karnataka, struggle to cope
11 months, 3 weeks ago

Parents say private school fees up by 30% in Karnataka, struggle to cope

New Indian Express  

BENGALURU: With the new academic year just around the corner, parents are facing the brunt of increased fees which has seen a hike in double digits since the Covid-19 pandemic. A survey conducted by Local Circles revealed that in Tier-1 and 2 cities, the annual all-inclusive fees of premier private schools range between Rs one lakh and Rs 4 lakh …

Tuition fees for engineering colleges in Karnataka 2023
1 year, 7 months ago

Tuition fees for engineering colleges in Karnataka 2023

The Hindu  

The Higher Education Department announced the tuition fees for engineering and architecture colleges of various categories on August 2. At private aided engineering colleges, the fee has been fixed at ₹40,110 for 95% government quota seats reserved through the Karnataka Examinations Authority. At non-minority, private unaided engineering and architecture colleges, for 45% government seats, the tuition fee is fixed at …

Karnataka Govt. slashes engg. course fee hike from 10% to 7%
1 year, 7 months ago

Karnataka Govt. slashes engg. course fee hike from 10% to 7%

The Hindu  

The State government has reduced the extent of fee hike for engineering courses from 10% to 7% for the academic year 2023-24. The government has withdrawn the earlier order and signed a new consensual agreement with private engineering colleges. The previous BJP government had increased the engineering course fee by 10% and signed the consensual agreement in February/March, 2023. But …

Round I of MBBS, BDS online counselling in T.N. to be held from July 25 to 31
1 year, 7 months ago

Round I of MBBS, BDS online counselling in T.N. to be held from July 25 to 31

The Hindu  

The first round of counselling for MBBS and BDS aspirants under the government quota in Tamil Nadu will begin at 10 a.m. on July 25. The tuition fee for a government quota seat in a self-financing college is fixed at ₹4.50 lakh and for a management quota seat at ₹13.50 lakh. The fee is ₹24.50 lakh for an NRI quota …

YSRC refutes charge of selling medical seats
1 year, 8 months ago

YSRC refutes charge of selling medical seats

Deccan Chronicle  

VIJAYAWADA: The medical wing of YSRC has refuted allegations that YSRC government is selling medical seats in government medical colleges illegally. Jagan Mohan Reddy has gone on to decrease the medical fees charged by government medical colleges.” Dr. Mehboob Sheikh, Krishna, NTR and Guntur districts’ zonal in-charge of YSRC medical wing maintained. Dr Sheikh explained that in the five newly …

Pvt. college appeals for ‘special free of cost admission reservation policy’ to offer free medical education
1 year, 8 months ago

Pvt. college appeals for ‘special free of cost admission reservation policy’ to offer free medical education

The Hindu  

A private college in Karnataka has appealed to the government for a new ‘special free of cost admission reservation policy,’ under which students will be given free medical education on condition that they work for five years at the same institute after completion of the course. The Sri Madhusudan Sai Institute of Medical Sciences and Research of Sathya Sai Grama, …

Bengaluru college accused of demanding 2.1% of students’ CTC
1 year, 9 months ago

Bengaluru college accused of demanding 2.1% of students’ CTC

Live Mint  

A recent post on the popular online platform Reddit has sparked widespread attention and discussion on social media. The post accuses a private engineering college in Bengaluru of imposing a "Placement Cell Fee" of 2.1% on students' salaries. According to the post, the college allegedly demanded payment of the fee from students who had secured placements in companies. The post …

10% fee hike for govt. quota engineering seats condemned
1 year, 9 months ago

10% fee hike for govt. quota engineering seats condemned

The Hindu  

The AIDSO Karnataka State Committee has strongly condemned the government’s decision to increase the fee by 10% for government quota seats in private engineering colleges. In 2022, the management of private engineering colleges held a meeting with the Higher Education Department and the Karnataka Examination Authority and put forward a proposal to increase the fees of government quota seats in …

Karnataka won’t help merit students secure 50% seats in private medical colleges at govt fee
1 year, 9 months ago

Karnataka won’t help merit students secure 50% seats in private medical colleges at govt fee

The Hindu  

The directive of the National Medical Commission to fix the fee for 50% of seats in private medical colleges and deemed-to-be-universities on par with government seats is yet to be implemented in Karnataka despite multiple recommendations by the Fee Regulatory Committee for Professional Colleges, headed by Justice Subash Adi. The committee has recommended to the Karnataka government to adopt these …

Union Health Minister urges 62 private hospitals to start medical colleges
2 years ago

Union Health Minister urges 62 private hospitals to start medical colleges

The Hindu  

In a meeting on Monday with at least 62 private and charitable hospitals, Union Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya urged them to think about introducing medical education in their respective institutes. He said that when best hospitals would impart best medical education, their wide range of health infrastructure can be utilised towards learning by medical students. “Earlier, big hospitals were not …

BC unions to protest on Jan. 24 demanding fee reimbursement, scholarship
2 years, 2 months ago

BC unions to protest on Jan. 24 demanding fee reimbursement, scholarship

Deccan Chronicle  

HYDERABAD: Sixteen Backward Classes unions on Sunday gave a joint call for a state-wide agitation on January 24 to demand that the government clears Rs 3,300 crore worth of arrears of fee reimbursement and scholarships for students in the previous two academic years. They also demanded that the state government increase the scholarship for students from BC, SC and ST …

Telangana HC dismisses pleas of private Eng colleges
2 years, 3 months ago

Telangana HC dismisses pleas of private Eng colleges

Deccan Chronicle  

Hyderabad: The Telangana High Court on Tuesday made it clear to the unaided private engineering colleges in the Telangana state that the state government`s NOC is also required to introduce new courses and to increase seat intake apart from the approvals by the All India Council of Technical Education and universities concerned. Reminding the colleges about Section 20 of the …

SC quashes AP’s GO on seven-fold increase of tuition fee in private medical colleges
2 years, 4 months ago

SC quashes AP’s GO on seven-fold increase of tuition fee in private medical colleges

Deccan Chronicle  

Vijayawada: The Supreme Court has quashed an order issued by the Andhra Pradesh government enhancing the tuition fee of private medical colleges by seven times to Rs 24 lakh per annum. The tuition fee shall always be affordable.” The court said that issuing a GO enhancing tuition fee based on representations made by private medical colleges was wholly impermissible and …

Engineering aspirants rue fee hike
2 years, 4 months ago

Engineering aspirants rue fee hike

Deccan Chronicle  

HYDERABAD: Students and parents of lower and middle-class families expressed unhappiness over the Telangana government approving a significant fee hike for 159 engineering colleges, with many saying that the hike has put colleges offlimits for them. Asif Sohail, the president of the Telangana Parents’ Association, said that following the fee hike, he has been flooded with calls from concerned parents …

Engineering aspirants in Telangana rue hike in fees
2 years, 4 months ago

Engineering aspirants in Telangana rue hike in fees

Deccan Chronicle  

HYDERABAD: Students and parents of lower and middle-class families expressed unhappiness over the Telangana government approving a significant fee hike for 159 engineering colleges, with many saying that the hike has put colleges off-limits for them. Asif Sohail, the president of the Telangana Parents’ Association, said that following the fee hike, he has been flooded with calls from concerned parents …

Medical Education : Supreme Court Issues Notice In Plea Challenging NMC Direction For Govt Fee In 50% Private Colleges & Deemed Universities Seats
2 years, 6 months ago

Medical Education : Supreme Court Issues Notice In Plea Challenging NMC Direction For Govt Fee In 50% Private Colleges & Deemed Universities Seats

Live Law  

The Supreme Court of India on Monday issued notice in a petition challenging the validity of the National Medical Commission's decision stipulating that the fee of 50% seats in Private Medical Colleges & Deemed Universities should be at par with the fee in the Government Medical Colleges in that State and Union Territory. Last week, the Kerala High Court held …

NMC Direction on fee cap in Private Medical Colleges not Applicable in the State: Kerala HC
2 years, 6 months ago

NMC Direction on fee cap in Private Medical Colleges not Applicable in the State: Kerala HC

News 18  

The Kerala High Court has ordered that the National Medical Commission’s decision to charge government college fees for medical courses offered by private institutions won’t be applicable in the state. Read | From Next Year, 50% Seats in Private Medical Colleges to be Offered at Govt College Fee “If the OM is directed to be enforced in such manner, it …

Students, parents against colleges taking hiked fees
2 years, 6 months ago

Students, parents against colleges taking hiked fees

Deccan Chronicle  

HYDERABAD: With the Telangana High Court permitting 14 private engineering colleges to accept the hiked fee until the regulatory committee decides on the matter, students and student organisations said the increased fee would make it difficult for them. The High Court had heard petitions filed by 14 engineering colleges to direct the Eamcet convener, the Telangana Admissions and Fee Regulatory …

Inter students decry high fees for poor standard of education
2 years, 7 months ago

Inter students decry high fees for poor standard of education

Deccan Chronicle  

Hyderabad: Students from both government and private junior colleges, which collect Rs one lakh fees annually, are unhappy with the quality of education that is offered by their respective institutions. A student who paid Rs 35,000 said that it has been over a month and two teachers have not even come to the college. Another student who paid Rs 1.5 …

Madras High Court Reserves Order On Plea Challenging Capping Of Fees For 50% Seats In Private Medical Colleges
2 years, 7 months ago

Madras High Court Reserves Order On Plea Challenging Capping Of Fees For 50% Seats In Private Medical Colleges

Live Law  

The Madras High Court on Wednesday reserved order on a plea filed by a group of private medical colleges challenging the fee fixation by the National Medical Council with respect to 50% of their seats. C olleges have challenged the constitutional validity of Section 10 of the National Medical Commission Act 2019 and an office memorandum issued pursuant to the …

Private medical colleges in AP flout norms to collect extra fee from students
2 years, 7 months ago

Private medical colleges in AP flout norms to collect extra fee from students

Deccan Chronicle  

VIJAYAWADA: Several private medical colleges are flouting norms stipulated by the state government in collection of fees from their students pursuing both MBBS and post-graduation courses. Students pursuing MBBS courses too in private medical colleges are having to pay up higher amounts in different ways. The circular clarified that “Students having fee dues will not be allowed to attend fifth-year …

Management Of Private Medical Colleges Prohibited From Accepting Payment Of Fees In Cash: SC Issues Directions To Curb Capitation Fee Menace
2 years, 10 months ago

Management Of Private Medical Colleges Prohibited From Accepting Payment Of Fees In Cash: SC Issues Directions To Curb Capitation Fee Menace

Live Law  

The Supreme Court, in an order passed on Thursday, has prohibited managements of private medical colleges from accepting payment of fees in cash.This is to avoid charging of capitation fee. The court also accepted the following suggestions made by the Amicus Curiae and Counsel for the States and National Medical Council and issued following directions: A web-portal under the aegis …

Why are Indian students looking at foreign universities for medical education?
3 years ago

Why are Indian students looking at foreign universities for medical education?

The Hindu  

“Wuhan is a beautiful place, you know,” says Vinod*, over the phone, as we talk about the plight of Indian medical students forced to return home two years ago after the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic. “While high scores in the NEET exam are not what eventually make a good doctor, the exam does give an insight into the ability …

From Next Year, 50% Seats in Private Medical Colleges to be Offered at Govt College Fee
3 years ago

From Next Year, 50% Seats in Private Medical Colleges to be Offered at Govt College Fee

News 18  

To make medical education more accessible in India, the National Medical Commission has asked the private medical colleges to keep fees for 50 per cent of their seats at par with that of the government medical colleges of the particular state. The NMC issued an office memorandum on February 3, stating that it has been decided that the fees for …

'Vague Allegations': Madras HC Dismisses With Cost Plea For Strict Implementation Of NMC Fee Structure In 50% Private Medical College Seats
3 years, 1 month ago

'Vague Allegations': Madras HC Dismisses With Cost Plea For Strict Implementation Of NMC Fee Structure In 50% Private Medical College Seats

Live Law  

The Madras High Court has refused to entertain a Public Interest Litigation for strict implementation of medical fees determined by the Government against 50 per cent seats in Private Medical Colleges and Deemed Universities.The petition filed by Advocate B. Balamurugan alleged that Private Medical Colleges were charging fees to the extent of Rs 7.5- 8 Lakhs when the National Medical. …

35% of seats in all private state universities to be reserved by Andhra Pradesh Government quota
3 years, 4 months ago

35% of seats in all private state universities to be reserved by Andhra Pradesh Government quota

India Today  

Andhra Pradesh Government has decided to pay for the education of meritorious students hailing from poor and middle-class families under a flagship programme 'Jagananna Vidya Deevena'. For a long time now, private universities charging exorbitant fees have burdened a lot of poor and middle-class families, thereby making quality education unavailable to many who could not afford the same. Andhra Pradesh …

Supreme Court Grants One Month's Time To Fee Regulatory Committee To Fix Fee Of Private Self Financing Medical Colleges In Kerala
3 years, 4 months ago

Supreme Court Grants One Month's Time To Fee Regulatory Committee To Fix Fee Of Private Self Financing Medical Colleges In Kerala

Live Law  

The Supreme Court today granted 4 weeks time for the Fee Regulatory Committee for Medical Education in Kerala to consult college managements of private self-financing medical colleges for fixing "non-exploitative and reasonable" fee from 2017-18 onwards for MBBS studies. Taking note of the fact that the earlier direction could not be complied due to non-cooperation and CoVID, bench of Justices …

Engineering college fees likely to be hiked in Karnataka
3 years, 6 months ago

Engineering college fees likely to be hiked in Karnataka

The Hindu  

Engineering students may have to shell out more by way of fees this academic year as the government is considering the demands of private college managements. While the Karnataka Unaided Private Engineering Colleges Association has asked for fees to be increased by around 30%, Karnataka Religious and Linguistic Minority Professional Colleges Association secretary Shafi Ahmed said that colleges under their …

Kerala house surgeons in self-financing colleges flag stipend issue
3 years, 7 months ago

Kerala house surgeons in self-financing colleges flag stipend issue

The Hindu  

House surgeons in self-financing medical colleges have sought the government’s intervention so that they are paid stipend on a par with the amount paid to their counterparts in government medical colleges. In a representation to Health Minister Veena George, the 2016 MBBS batch students of 23 self-financing medical colleges says despite a previous order of the government and a circular …

Unaided Professional Institutions Can Decide Fee, Should Not Result in Profiteering: SC
4 years ago

Unaided Professional Institutions Can Decide Fee, Should Not Result in Profiteering: SC

News 18  

Unaided professional institutions have the autonomy to decide on the fee to be charged, subject to the condition that it should not result in profiteering, the Supreme Court said on Thursday. The observation came while delivering a judgment on appeals pertaining to fee fixation by the Admission and Fee Regulatory Committee for MBBS students in private self-financing medical colleges in …

Admission & Fee Regulatory Committee Has To Ensure That Fee Charged By Private Medical Colleges Are Neither Excessive Nor Exploitative: Supreme Court
4 years ago

Admission & Fee Regulatory Committee Has To Ensure That Fee Charged By Private Medical Colleges Are Neither Excessive Nor Exploitative: Supreme Court

Live Law  

The Supreme Court observed that the regulation of fee for MBBS students in private self-financing medical colleges is within the domain of the Admission and Fee Regulatory Committee which has to ensure that the fee is non-exploitative and reasonable.It can direct the managements to furnish any information that is required for the purpose of arriving at a decision that the …

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