Bengaluru: The recognition supervision committee has sent a notification to three dental colleges in the state to impose excessive costs for the PG course, report Sruty Susan Ulla.
The committee headed by Justice B Manohar has asked college to restore additional costs or they must show the reason why the action should not be initiated against them for violating the consensual agreement.
Universities sent Notifications are Rajarajeshwari Dental College and Hospital, Bengaluru; Oxford Dental College, Bengaluru; and Maratha Mandal Dental College, Besavavi.
Colleges have been accused of collecting Rs 1.2 lakh more than the cost specified.
According to the agreement signed between the government and the Association of Religious and Linguistic College of Karnataka and the Association of Professional Universities in Karnataka, Universities can collect RS 3.6 Lakh for the Chairs of Government Quota and Rs 6 Lakh for private quota seats.
In addition, other costs of Rs 15,000 a year and transportation costs can be collected.
Universities can also charge an additional fee of Rs 30,000 as a skill fee, if they provide it.
According to complaints received by the Committee, when students go to college for reporting, college authorities “demanded and forcibly collect Rs 1.2 lakh against dental materials and clinical costs”.
“Each cost collected above and above the costs mentioned in the agreement contrary to the law and interpreted as a collection of capitation costs which are prohibited based on the provisions of the Cabataka Educational Institution (Prohibition of Cost of Cost) Act,” Read Notifications.
“Notice is sent on Tuesday.
We have ordered and admission from students.
They have collected 75,000 Rs for dental materials and Rs 50,000 for clinical labs, which are not permitted according to law,” said Justice B Manohar.
Maratha Mandal Institutional Group of President Rajshree Nagaraju told TII they had not received the notification.
“For every amount we submit, we give a receipt.
We have also displayed on our website our costs are charging.
We have a research center, which is the center of excellence approved by Rguhs, where we provide skills development programs, and The cost of the red bar that we provide to the university.
Students have the right to ask if I do not give a receipt.
Here, there are receipts and reasons.
There is transparency, “he said.
Nagar Dental College said it.
Do not want to respond until receiving notifications.
Oxford Dental College said they had not asked students to pay any fees on campus.
“We have not asked students to come and pay any fees in our college.
Students have to pay only costs in Kea.
The last date for receipt, in accordance with the Indian Dental Council, is November 20.
However, the state government conducted counseling in December .
Therefore, all receipts have not been approved, “said Dr.
Pradeep, the principal.
Karnataka: 3 Dental colleges get notifications for excessive costs
