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CET FEE STRUCTURE 2015-16

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After so many meetings between karnataka state government and private colleges association,  finally KEA has released the fee structure 2015-16.
Below fee structure details are for students who selects the seat through CET .
KARNATAKA EXAMINATIONS AUTHORITY



FEES STRUCTURE










2015‐16


COURSE





GOVT
Priv. Un Aided
Priv. Minority
Deemed




PRIV. Univ







MEDICAL
16700
62500
62500
62500







DENTAL
14400
42500
42500
‐







ENGINEERING / ARCHITECTURE
18090
50000
50000


(TYPE‐1)





45000

ENGINEERING / ARCHITECTURE
18090
45000
45000



(TYPE‐2)







ENGINEERING / ARCHITECTURE
3090
3090
3090
‐

(SNQ SEATS)






PHARMACY
14030
21430
‐
‐












FARM SCIENCE

2015‐16







GM
C1
SC/ST
OBC









B.Sc (Agri. Bio‐Tech)
19000
19000
9500
19000







B.Sc.(Agri)
19000
19000
9500
19000







B.Sc.(Ag.Maco.)
19000
19000
9500
19000







B.Tech(Agri.Engg)
19000
19000
9500
19000







B.Sc.(Forestry)
19000
19000
9500
19000







B.TECH(FOOD SCI. Tech.)
19000
19000
9500
19000







B.H.Sc.
19000
19000
9500
19000







B.Sc (Horticulture)
19000
19000
9500
19000







B.Sc(Seri)
19000
19000
9500
19000







B.Tech (D.Tech)
18990
10510
8330
12780







B.F.Sc
18990
10510
8330
12780







B.V.Sc and A.H
30760
12260
8500
13990







B.Tech.(Food Tech.)
19000
19000
9500
19000







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