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IIM-B hikes annual fee to Rs 2 lakhIIM-B hikes annual fee to Rs 2 lakh The Indian Institute of Management Bangalore on Tuesday decided to increase the fee for its two-year post-graduate management programmes from Rs 1.75 lakh per annum to Rs two lakh for the coming academic year. The IIMBs Board of Governors at a meeting, chaired by Reliance Industries Chairman and Managing Director Mukesh Ambani, approved the proposal. IIM-B Director Prof Prakash G Apte told reporters later that all IIMs in the country would have an identical fee structure. More : indiatimes.com
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BANGALORE: Indian Institute of Management- Bangalore (IIMB) on Tuesday hiked its fees from Rs 2.5 lakh to Rs four lakh for the year 2008-09. "We have decided to hike the fee from Rs 2.5 lakh to Rs four lakh for 2008-09," IIMB Director, Pankaj Chandra told reporters after a meeting of the Board presided by its Chairman Mukesh D Ambani. The students who would be going into the second year (2009-10) will have to pay Rs five lakh as fee, he said. Defending the hike, which is higher compared to the other three IIMs, Chandra said increasing infrastructure was one
IIM-B increases annual fees to Rs. 2 lakh The Indian Institute of Management Bangalore (IIMB) decides to hike the fees for its two-year post-graduate management programme from Rs. 1.75 lakh per annum to Rs. 2 lakh from the coming academic year. The proposal was approved in a meeting of the Board of Governors chaired by Reliance Industries chairman and managing director Mukesh Ambani. The Board also gave its nod to a 7% increase in the intake of students so as to provide 27% reservation for Other Backward Classes (OBCs). The student intake was being increased by 30 this year. More : theindiancatholic.com
IIM education may cost you 9% more Close on the heels of the Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore, hiking the fee for its two-year post graduate programme in management from this academic year, most IIMs are planning to raise their fees from anywhere between 9-15 per cent. IIM-B has raised its fee from Rs 1.75 lakh to Rs 2 lakh per annum. The course will now cost the students a total of Rs 4 lakh. IIM-Lucknow is likely to raise its annual fee from the present Rs 1.69 lakh to Rs 1.84 lakh per annum. IIM-Lucknow will discuss the proposal to hike its
IIM Bangalore increases annual fee The Indian Institute of Management Bangalore on Tuesday decided to increase the fee for its two-year post-graduate management programmes from Rs 1.75 lakh per annum to Rs two lakh for the coming academic year. The IIM-Bs Board of Governors at a meeting, chaired by Reliance Industries Chairman and Managing Director Mukesh Ambani, approved the proposal. IIM-B Director Prof Prakash G Apte told reporters later that all IIMs in the country would have an identical fee structure. More : timesofindia.indiatimes.com
UK hikes in-state tuition 9 percent, adds scholarship program In-state freshmen and sophomores must pay more to attend the University of Kentucky next fall but also will get more scholarship opportunities to offset the costs. The universitys board of trustees on Tuesday approved a 9 percent tuition and fee increase for Kentucky residents who enroll or are entering their sophomore year. President Lee Todd said the hike was necessary to keep the school on track to joining the ranks of top 20 public research institutions by 2020 - a distinction he says will help reduce poverty rates and health care costs in
Rs 60 lakh earmarked for Sanskrit scholarship STATE GOVERNMENT will distribute scholarship worth Rs 60 lakh among students of Indore division to promote their interest in Sanskrit. An official spokesman said that the scholarship would be distributed among the students studying between Class 9 and Class 12. Scholarship of Rs 31.24 lakh would be distributed in Indore district while Rs 12.15 lakh would be distributed in Dhar district. Scholarship of Rs 6.5 lakh would be distributed in Jhabua district and Rs 1.75 lakh would be distributed in Barwani district. More : hindustantimes.com
A reference to her sister in other cities of the Indian Institute of Management Kozhikode decided its tariff structure for the two-year post-graduate programmes over a lach rupees in the next academic session. "Basically, it was decided that the costs of migration lach Rs three for both first and second year of the accession of lots, in June 2008," IIM-K director, Professor Krishna Kumar told PTI. During the Institute, was at the time of the operation of loading and Rs 1.90 lach lach Rs 1.95 for the first and second year, the uniform pricing structure is now for both, he
Corporate sponsorships for B-school festivals are set to double and almost touch the Rs 1 crore figure in 2008. While established annual festivals of B-schools in eastern India are likely to see a 20-30 per cent increase in sponsors and sponsorships, the newer B-school fests are likely to receive double the sponsorship amounts they received last year. Consider this: Kshitij — the annual festival of IIT-KGP held in January every year — is already on track to receive cumulative sponsorships worth Rs 85 lakh for its festival in January 2008. In January 2007, Kshitij received cash sponsorship
Jamia Millia islamia has received Rs 30 crore from the UGC under the X th Plan allocation over and above for the year 2006-2007. A substantial part of this allocation would be /used for constructing buildings for the engineering sector, campus complex, a separate / residential complex for the AJK Mass Communications Research Centre and a hostel for participants in periodic refresher courses organised by the Academic Staff College. The rest would be used for augmenting the existing computer and LAN network and expanding and strengthening certain existing academic programmes such as the Nelson Mandela Centre for Peace & Conflict
Asset management companies are piqued about Sebi raising its annual fees and also dismayed at a new circular, they say, is rather strange. An amendment to the Sebi mutual fund regulations has hiked the annual fees, that asset managers pay Sebi, by at least four times. A separate circular has put different standards for funds that invest in securities as opposed to ETFs, abroad. The circular listing guidelines for mutual funds investing abroad says that a fund has to have experience of at least 10 years as on December 31, 2006, to be eligible to invest in exchange traded funds (ETFs),
The academic session is yet to start, but Delhi University already has some bad news for more 8,000 B Com (Hons) students in 41 colleges as a steep monthly Rs 1,000 fee hike could be on its way. The reason: University Grants Commission (UGC) has refused to fund computer laboratories for B Com (Hons) students. Replying to a detailed proposal sent by the DU commerce department on behalf of the affected colleges, the commission has said it is not in a position to finance the labs due to paucity of funds. The communication reached principals of several colleges on Thursday.
It is well known that China is far ahead of India in primary education with literacy rates more than 85% compared to Indias less than 65%. However, an analysis of statistics tends to prove that China has acquired a considerable lead over India even in higher education. Another interesting aspect about China is that it is well ahead in professional education. India, on the other hand, still leads in the non-professional education. When one compares the number of graduates in India in 04 with China in 03, the figures are revealing. India graduated 24.6 lakh students ahead of China at
The countrys top business schools are planning to revise their tuition fees from the 2007-08 session. Hikes are expected to be anything from 8% to 20%. The hike will be in the range of Rs 15,000-50,000 for different institutes. Most of the B-schools have attributed the proposed hike to the rising salary levels of faculty members, higher administrative expenses and inflation and the highly subsidised nature of management education.
Although the government wants to clamp-on fee hike for private institutions like Indian Institute of Management (IIMS), Corporate houses, academics and students are of the opinion that a fee hike will not adversely affect students. Since the IIMS are a powerful brand like the IITS, they are value for money. The IIMS have to find resources for the 27% OBC reservations as other central institutions. Meanwhile essential to prestigious two-year, post-graduate programme of IIMS has in recent weeks seen a staggering fee-hike concerns that most students. You have to appear for the strict common admission test (CAT) to intervene in
Source toi Date 2005-06-16 Information The All-India Medical and Engineering Colleges Association on Wednesday said the Justice Raman Committee should defer its decision on proposing fee structure till the Supreme Court gave its verdict on its petition for allowing unaided colleges to fix their own fee structure. If it is not possible, we humbly request the committee to fix Rs 3.8 lakh annual fee for medical and Rs 2.2 lakh annually for dental and Rs 90,000 annually for engineering students so that colleges could provide quality education to the students, the Association president T G Naidu, said in
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