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Free Structure for Agriculture courses for the Academic Year 2015-16-1st semester to be paid at KEA

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Proposed Common Fee for the Academic Year 2015-16-1st semester to be paid at KEA

(Common for all state Farm Universities, except KVA&FSU)


*  Fees in Sl.No.22 will have to be claimed by the concerned college Deans from the Taluk Social Welfare office & these amounts shall not be collected from the SC/ST students (GOI) at the time of

admission.

**Fee reimbursement can be claimed from the Backward and Minorities Commission, GOK by the students on line after joining the Degree Program.

FEE STRUCTURE
(FINAL)
FOR UNDER



GRADUATE DEGREE PORGRAMMES FOR THE



ACADEMIC YEAR 2015-16


Sl. No.
Particulars

I Semester











GM

*SC/ST

**Cat–I
**OBC



(Amount in Rs.)



1
Registration fee
280

280

280
280

2
Tuition fee
3260

*3260

**3260
**3260

3
Library fee
330

*330

**330
**330

4
Sports fee
500

*500

**500
**500

5
Tour fee
2900

2900

2900
2900

6
Admission fee
2130

*2130

2130
2130

7
Academic information
220

220

220
220

and regulation booklet fee











8
Indian youth red cross Society
50

50

50
50

9
Magazine fee
350

350

350
350

10
Medical fee
370

*370

370
370

11
Caution money(Refundable)
3600

3600

3600
3600

12
NCC**


-


-

13
Association/ Club fee
350

350

350
350

14
Student Aid fund
400

400

400
400

15
Examination fee
1480

*1480

**1480
**1480

16
Insurance Health Aid Fund (Per year)
480

480

480
480

17
Laboratory fee
1430

*1430

**1430
**1430

















18
Welfare Funds
50

50

50
50

19
Documentation fee
320

320

320
320

20
Total Rs.
18500

18500

18500
18500


Amount to be paid by SC/ST and Cat I








applicants whose parental income is less than







21
Rs.2.5lakhs


9000





SC/ST (1+5+7+8+9+11+13+14+16+18+19)








Cat-I (1+5+6+7+8+9+10+11+13+14+16+18+19)







22
To be claimed by the Institutions from the


9500




SC/ST Commission, GOK.

















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