Government fixes fee for 15 private B.Ed colleges

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The fees regulatory council of the Chhattisgarh Government has determined the fee for the 15 private B.Ed. colleges operating in the State. Department officials informed that the fee will be the same for the local and students from other States. As per the order, the fee for the B.Ed. course at Sri Rawatpura Sarkar College of Education and Dumtarai —based RRTII College of Education for 2013-14, 2014-15 and 2015-16, is fixed at Rs29,000.

The fee for the B.Ed. course at Janjgir-Champa district-based Chaitanya College Shasha Road Pamgarh and Shivshakti Institute Khorsi (Kharod) has been fixed at Rs28,500. Similarly, the fee for Raigarh college of education Khotrapali is fixed at Rs29,000. As per the order for Arisant College of B.Ed. at Village Patel Pali, Raigarh, Kesari Siksha Samiti at village Khokra Janjgir-Champa district, Shyam Shiksha College at village Rishab Teerth, Gyan Roshni lok Kalyan Sanstha at Village Khokra, GTB College of Education at village Farhada Bilaspur district, Ayush Shiksha Mahavidyalay at village Marwahi, JES College at village Farhanda, Mahasamund-based Pratibha College of Education at village Balsi and Wipra Arts and Commerce and Physical Education College at Raipur district, the fee is fixed at Rs30,200. 

A student should pay Rs1500 as caution money in one installment which is refundable. If a college takes more than the prescribed fee then it will be termed as capitation fee. The authorities will take appropriate action as per the rules. The fee is applicable to the students admitted in the academic year 2013-14, 2014-15, 2015-16, and 2016-15. The prescribed fees is meant for the entire duration of the B.Ed. course.

If the college administration has taken more than the prescribed fee for the academic year 2013-14 then the excess amount should be returned. The excess amount should be returned by bank draft. Transport charges, hostel charges and mess charges should be collected on no—profit—no—loss basis. If the institution so desires, it can collect less than the prescribed fee also.

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