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COMEDK 2015-16 ANNUAL TUTION FEE

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ANNUAL TUTION FEE 
 The annual tuition fee as agreed between the State Government and the Association of Colleges is as under:

Stream                                                              Annual Tuition Fee payable at the time of Counseling
Medical (M.B.B.S)                                                                Rs. 4,25,000/-
Dental (B.D.S)                                                                       Rs. 2,75,000/-
Engineering (B.E) or Architecture (B. Arch)                        Rs.1,50,000/- or Rs. 1,10,000/-        (Depending on what the individual college has agreed with KEA)

Note: • The Candidates are required to deposit the annual tuition fee in full at the time of counseling ( Medical – Rs. 4,25,000/- and Dental – Rs. 2,75,000/-) in respect of Medical / Dental UG Seats

 • The Candidates are required to deposit sum of Rs.50,000/- (Engineering and Architecture) at the time of seat allotment and remaining tuition fee at the college level when they get admitted in respect of Engineering and Architecture UG Seats.

 i) The Annual tuition fee amount for the first year, for different courses should be paid by the candidates in the form of a Demand Draft drawn only on Nationalized Banks in favour of COMEDK and indicating the Test Admission Ticket Number (TAT Number) there on, payable at Bangalore when they come for Centralised Counseling. Demand Draft drawn on Bank not listed in Annexure-I is NOT ACCEPTABLE.

ii) The candidates should come prepared with the proper Demand Draft before registering themselves for selecting a seat, failing which he/she will not be allowed to participate / enter the counseling hall.

iii) Cash or cheque, will not be accepted under any circumstances. The candidates are advised to retain a photo copy of the Demand Draft so submitted for their reference.

 iv) Candidates are advised to indicate their Name, TAT No, Rank Number and contact details on the reverse of the Demand Draft. Sample copy of the Demand Draft is shown below.

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