
Mother and father say the payment demand is outrageous and if questions are requested, faculty managements ask them to search for seats elsewhere.
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Whereas VTU has capped the charges for these programs at non-public engineering faculties at ₹50,000, a number of non-public engineering faculties are charging as excessive as ₹2.5 lakh to ₹3 lakh for these programs. Many have identified that that is a lot larger than charges fastened for presidency quota engineering seats in non-public faculties, fastened at ₹1.7 lakh for 2024-25.
Earlier, engineering faculties weren’t allowed to supply BBA and BCA programs. However the All-India Council for Technical Schooling (AICTE) permitted engineering faculties with good infrastructure together with buildings, educating employees and different sources to supply these programs from 2024-25. Since admissions to those programs will not be finished by way of the Widespread Entrance Check (CET), many faculties are taking college students by way of college-level exams.
Following complaints of the unregulated payment construction for these programs at non-public engineering faculties, VTU, to which all engineering faculties within the State are affiliated, issued two orders over the previous week capping the payment for these programs. As per these orders, the annual registration and different charges have been capped at ₹5,020, and tuition charges for Karnataka and non-Karnataka college students capped at ₹45,000 and the identical capped at ₹50,000 for overseas nationals and Non Residential Indian (NRI) college students.
“I’ve determined to confess my son for a BCA course in a prestigious engineering faculty within the metropolis. He has additionally scored good marks within the inner examination performed by the faculty. Nevertheless, the faculty has prescribed a payment of ₹2.5 lakh, which is outrageous. In the event you query the excessive payment, the administration is asking us to go elsewhere,” complained Venkatesh, a mum or dad from Bengaluru.
“An engineering faculty working beneath a prestigious non-public college is asking college students to pay ₹2.3 lakh for a BBA course this 12 months. Personal engineering faculties are charging extra charges for BBA and BCA programs than engineering programs. The federal government ought to convey payment regulation to diploma programs as effectively. It will assist poor and meritorious college students,” urged Shashank N., a pupil from Bengaluru.
Revealed – Might 07, 2025 11:51 pm IST