Colleges affliated to Guru Govind Singh Indraprastha University (GGSIPU) have revised their admission fee for admissions to the 2016-17 academic session based on the recommendations of the Delhi Fee Regulatory Commission.
A notification to this effect has been issued by the Directorate of Higher Education for 74 private educational institutes affiliated to the IP University.
Now onwards, a student who wants to pursue llB from Amity law School, Noida, will have to pay Rs 63,400 for one academic session instead of Rs 55,200.
Those paying Rs 79,062 for BTech in Bharti Vidyapeeth College of Engineering in Paschim Vihar, will have to pay Rs 97,700. In the same institute, those pursuing MCA, will have to pay Rs 1,20,000, an increase of Rs 33,700.
For BBA, a student who used to pay Rs 48,300 in 2011-12 to the Delhi Institute of Rural Development in Nangli Poona village, will be bound to pay Rs 55,500 for each academic session. Banarsidass Chandiwala Institute of Hotel Management & Catering Technology, Ashram Kalkaji, has hiked fee from the existing Rs 82,500 to Rs 99,000 for BHMCT course. It has also hiked fee from Rs 96,600 to Rs 1,20,000 for MCA course.
Vastu Kala Academy, Asaf Ali Road, has hiked fee from the existing Rs 45,000 to Rs 1,00000 for BArch course. Guru Nanak Institute of Management, Punjabi Bagh has also increased fee from Rs 86,250 to Rs 1,03,200 for MCA course.
Vivekanand Institute of Professional Studies in Pitam Pura has increased fee of BBA from Rs 62,100 to Rs 73,300; for BCA, it has hiked fee from Rs 90,000 to Rs 1,20,000 and for BA llB the fee has been increased from Rs 52,800 to Rs 63,400.
The new fee structure is based on the recommendations of the State Fee Regulatory Committee, set up by the Delhi Government on February 1, 2013 to determine fee for pursuing courses in privately managed institutions offering different courses in the national Capital and to perform the functions assigned in the Delhi Professional Colleges or Institutions (Prohibition of Capitation Fee, Regulation of Admission, Fixation of Non-Exploitative Fee and Other Measures to Ensure Equity and Excellence) Act, 2007.
The notification is based on a report by the city Government appointed eight-member committee re-constituted on February 13, 2013, headed by former Delhi Chief Secretary Ramesh Narayan Swamy to determine the fee for courses in privately-managed institutions under the IP University in Delhi and NCR.
The committee was asked to suggest within three months the fee structure of 106 privately-owned colleges affiliated to IP University for the period of 2013 and 2016.