For SEBC (Socially and Educationally Backward Classes) female candidates, the fee structure can vary based on the institution, the course, and the state policies. Many states and colleges offer fee concessions or scholarships to SEBC category students, especially females, to promote education.

In general:

1. Government or State-Funded Colleges: The fees are usually lower and may have additional concessions for SEBC category and female students. There could be fee waivers or scholarships based on your family's income.

2. Private Colleges: These might have higher fees, but there could still be scholarships or fee reductions for SEBC female candidates, particularly if your family income is below a certain threshold (e.g., below 8 lakhs annually).

3. National and Central Universities (like IITs, NITs, AIIMS): Fee structures are often regulated, and SEBC category students might receive significant subsidies or scholarships, especially if your income is under the specified limit for the SEBC category.

The exact fee structure will depend on which state or institution you're applying to and whether you're opting for engineering, medical, or other professional courses. Are you referring to a specific course or college? That will help provide a more accurate estimate.