Parents of medical college aspirants in Madhya Pradesh have demanded a uniform fee structure for private and deemed medical colleges across the state.
The fee structure has been issued by AFRC, according to this first year students in the MBBS course will have to pay Rs 5 to 5.72 lakh as tuition fee; while last year was Rs 3.75 to 4 lakh. In premier colleges, a student joining MBBS this year will end up paying at least Rs28 lakh for the four-and-a-half-year course, excluding illegal capitation fee.
The uneven fee hike has also resulted into anguish as students and students' union leaders went on to protest against the unfriendly move.
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According to the notification, the fee will be effective for next three years for the students who will get admission in the 2016 session. The fees is set to be revised again 2019 again. The sudden hike in the fee has made many students upset because of which many students' union leaders and others held a protest. It's surprising for everyone as this is jump of around 100% in the last six seven years After considering proposal of private colleges AFRC has announced the revised fees structure for MBBS course students. Also, students taking admission in few colleges that turned in private universities have to pay upto 7.25 lakh per year as tuition fee.
According to the notification, the fee will be effective for next three years for the students who will get admission in the 2016 session. The fees is set to be revised again 2019 again. The sudden hike in the fee has made many students upset because of which many students' union leaders and others held a protest. It's surprising for everyone as this is jump of around 100% in the last six seven years After considering proposal of private colleges AFRC has announced the revised fees structure for MBBS course students. Also, students taking admission in few colleges that turned in private universities have to pay upto 7.25 lakh per year as tuition fee.
Across the country, private universities have increased their tuition fee for MBBS courses this academic year in anticipation that all states will be mandated to take up the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET).
The uneven fee hike has also resulted into anguish as students and students' union leaders went on to protest against the unfriendly move.
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