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I don't think there was any additional payments.Apart from the annual tuition fee which amounted to eighteen thousand the yearly fee for diploma in interior design is nineteen thousand while it is fifty thousand for bachelor in business administration
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Tuition fee per semester is between 7000 to 10000 They provide the scholarship on the basis of category reservation and also financially weaker students. And also multiple scholarship exams are held by the university which provides a students safe and bright future.
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Its a 2 year diploma course and also its a government college, we have to clear the entrance exams for the course and the college, at my time in 2017 the first year fees is 6000 in which 2000 is refundable after the course in your bank account . And the second year fee is around 4000.
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1st sem :- 5000 sem 2nd sem:- 5000 sem Per semester fees are 5000 fixed. Scholarships are provided to SC, ST and OBC. Also to the students who had performed well in exams above 75%. Also there is some criterias regarding annual income
Well, the fee structure is quite high compared to being a government college. The cost to study is around 15000 per year but somehow courses are not up to the mark. But my college helps me in getting the government scholarship known as the Pragati scholarship.
Fees are too less as it is govt. College so anyone can afford it. They provide placement assistance too and also help you to find internships and there is a minor and major project which helps you a lot to grow.
Fees structure:- You have to pay around 6-7k per year on which if you score good marks in semesters then Delhi government also provides merit cum scholarship on which around 8-9k amount you get .
BBA course at MBIT, Maharani bagh(GGSIPU) cost 1.26lakhs for the complete three-year, full-time, on-campus course. The fee is affordable and less expensive compared to any other university. Yes, it's worth it because it's a government college with all average facilities with supportive and qualitative professors. There are scholarships given to student s according to performance-based on yearly remarks. There is also another scholarship like Pragati given to that student whose family income is less.
A procedure to apply for the scholarship was noted at the notice board by the department for the students and some were able to match the eligibility criteria. However, the fees were quite moderate so very few students preferred to take the loans as the method was easy to pay in the installment format.
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