(1) Fee rates for first year junior college- ANNEXURE (70)- SS CODE

  ANNEXURE (70)

I. Fee rates for first year junior college and second year junior college

(1) The rates of tuition fee, science laboratory fee, admission fee, term fee and deposit for library and laboratory for first year junior college and second year junior college classes attached either to schools or colleges be as follows with effect from the academic year 1976-77:

 

 

 

N.B.: The admission fee and term fee are at the rate of the tuition fee charged per month for the respective standards. If both the standards of first year junior college and second year junior college are attached to an institution, admission fee should be charged only once at the time of admission of a student to any one of these standards in their institution.

 

(Government resolution, E. and Y.S.D. No. HSC. 1076/419. XX-XXI, dated 6^th May 1976).

 

(2) The rates of laboratory fees have been raised to Rs. 35 per term for both F.Y.J.C. and S.Y.J.C. classes from the year 1978-79, as per G.R.E. and Y.S.D. No. HSC. 1078-XX-XXI dated 20^th May 1978).

 

(3) The subject ‘Home science’ has been included both under arts and science streams in the plus 2 stage of education. The junior colleges teaching home science course either under arts or under science stream, should charge the laboratory fee at the rates as prescribed above per term for the F.Y.J.C. and S.Y.J.C. Classes and the same should be held reimbursable under the E.B.C. concessions scheme.

 

(G.R.E and Y.S.D. No. HSC. 1076/73951/XX_XXI, dated 15^th January 1977).

 

(4) Mode of charging of fees.- The secondary/higher secondary schools running junior college classes generally recover the tuition fees for junior college classes on monthly basis as in the case of school classes whereas the colleges generally recover the tuition fees for junior college classes on term basis as in the case of the or degree classes. Whatever system of recovering the tuition fees, (either monthly or per term) was prevalent in the school/ college concerned in respect ot school/degree classes, should be followed by it in respect of recovery of tuition fee for junior college classes attached to it. However, the term fee and laboratory fee in respect of science stream should be recovered by all the institutions on term basis and the library and laboratory deposit should be recovered in one installment.

 

(5) Mode of refund of fees.-  (a) If a student informs the institution before the commencement of the academic year, that he wants to withdraw and he cannot continue his education in the same institution for any reason, the institution concerned should refund the tuition fee, term fee, laboratory fee (If any) and library and laboratory deposits, if any, actually recovered from the student in full. The admission fee may, however, be retained by the institution.

 

(b) If a student desires to withdraw and applies for refund of fees after he commencement of the academic year, the institution concerned should retain the admission fee, term fee, and laboratory fee (if any), in full and also the proportionate amount of tuition fee till the end of the month in which the refund is claimed, if the fee is recovered on term basis. The remaining amount of tuition fee, if any, should only be refunded. The library deposit and laboratory deposit should also be refunded. If however, the tuition fee is recovered on monthly basis the student will not be entitled to any refund of tuition fee for and up to the month in which the refund is claimed.

 

(Government circular E. and Y.S.D. No. HSC. 107/419/XX-XXI, dated 7^th August 1976).

 

(6) Fee rates in unaided junior colleges.- The unaided junior colleges may be allowed to charge tuition fees at rates higher than the standard rates prescribed by government for junior college classes with the previous approval of the Director.

 

(G.R.E. and Y.S.D. No. HSC. 1076/72212/XX-XXI of 31^st December 1976).