Mumbai: Students who seek in undergraduate college at the University of Mumbai will benefit around Rs 1,700 as a cost and costs for various campus services have been reduced for 2021-22.
Meanwhile, the university has announced 100% costs for students who have lost their parents or both because of Covid-19.
A total of 52,040 applicants are registered at the University on the first day of Thursday.
While RS 800 tuition fees for assisted colleges and RS 3,000-6,000 for programs without untouched assistance, additional accusations have been drastically cut.
Circular followed the announcement carried out by the Minist of Higher Education and Technical Uday Samant who had directed the university to cut costs because people were influenced financially by Covid pandemics.
In addition, universities have been told to receive costs by reciting, said T Shiware, Chair, the Association of non-governmental universities.
In addition to tuition, all other charges have been cut.
For example, MU has requested a 100% reduction of caution costs, library deposits, laboratory deposits, industrial visits, magazine costs and student welfare funds.
Similarly, under Slab 2, has stated that the cost of 50% must be reduced for libraries, laboratories, gymkhana, extracts, and 25% test costs must be cut too (see box).
In terms of extracurricular activities, universities that have done exercises must collect 50% of specific costs and universities that have not carried out extra-curricular activities should not impose any amount under this head.
Likewise, universities that have published online magazines will collect 25% of the cost of magazines and those who have not published all have been directed not to charge anything for the same thing.
If the situation of the pandemic normalizes in the future and students are permitted to attend universities physically, components of proportional costs under different heads, including hostel costs, can be charged separately to students undergraduate and postgraduate programs and artists, science and trade programs.
Across from college affiliated with Mumbai University, Circular clarifying.
MU has also decided to provide free tagging, the convocation certificate and other documents to students who may have lost this during the floods in Mahad, Chiplun and other regions.
Reducing costs, Mumbai Univ told college
