Mam 1st year Bsc ka Monthly fess kitna hai. Aur Admission kab say open hai
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16th Mar, 2020
Hello Jigyasha!
Admission process for different undergraduate courses starts in the month of May to June, after the announcement of board results. However, it may differ greatly from course to course (eg. for B. Sc. Agri etc., it may start a few days earlier). Nowadays, most of the institutions offer admission to B.Sc. programmes based on merit (or entrance exam depending on their selection criteria, course offered and seat distribution). But firstly, you'll have to fill up their online application form. Providing us the name of course which you want to join will let us help you better.
Coming to the fees structures, government and private bodies have different ranges of fees according to the facilities they provide. If you're looking for a government college/university, the fees structure will be comparatively low, provided the fact that their admission cutoffs are usually higher than the private institutions.
For instance, sharing with you my personal knowledge, the fees structure for admission in B.Sc. Zoology is around Rs 10,000/- per year for a semi-government institute like Dibrugarh Hanumanbax Surajmal Kanoi College (Assam).
It may vary depending on the institution and course you're opting for.
And yes, no monthly fees is taken in B.Sc. programmes. It's either collected at the beginning of each semester (i.e. a period of six months) or annually (per year).
Hope this answer helps you.
Please feel free to ask in case of any further queries.
Admission process for different undergraduate courses starts in the month of May to June, after the announcement of board results. However, it may differ greatly from course to course (eg. for B. Sc. Agri etc., it may start a few days earlier). Nowadays, most of the institutions offer admission to B.Sc. programmes based on merit (or entrance exam depending on their selection criteria, course offered and seat distribution). But firstly, you'll have to fill up their online application form. Providing us the name of course which you want to join will let us help you better.
Coming to the fees structures, government and private bodies have different ranges of fees according to the facilities they provide. If you're looking for a government college/university, the fees structure will be comparatively low, provided the fact that their admission cutoffs are usually higher than the private institutions.
For instance, sharing with you my personal knowledge, the fees structure for admission in B.Sc. Zoology is around Rs 10,000/- per year for a semi-government institute like Dibrugarh Hanumanbax Surajmal Kanoi College (Assam).
It may vary depending on the institution and course you're opting for.
And yes, no monthly fees is taken in B.Sc. programmes. It's either collected at the beginning of each semester (i.e. a period of six months) or annually (per year).
Hope this answer helps you.
Please feel free to ask in case of any further queries.
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16th Mar, 2020
Hello,
Admission for most undergraduate courses commence in the month of May-June of every year,that's after announcement of class 12th results.You haven't mention the name of the college or any state for which you're interested in getting admission,kindly provide us all these important details as starting from admission date,process, fee structure and every other relevant details differ among colleges, we can provide you exact answer only if you name that particular college.You can write it down in the comment box below.
Admission for most undergraduate courses commence in the month of May-June of every year,that's after announcement of class 12th results.You haven't mention the name of the college or any state for which you're interested in getting admission,kindly provide us all these important details as starting from admission date,process, fee structure and every other relevant details differ among colleges, we can provide you exact answer only if you name that particular college.You can write it down in the comment box below.
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