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  • Andhra University Fee Structure for UG & PG courses

    Fee Structure

    B.A/B.Com./B.Sc. Examinations revised fee structure with effect from March-2011.

    FIRST YEAR SECOND YEAR THIRD YEAR
    Name of the Course Whole Exams.
    Rs.    		 English Practical
    Rs.    		 Total
    Rs.    		 Whole Exams.
    Rs.    		 English Practical
    Rs.    		 Total
    Rs.    		 Whole Exams.
    Rs.    		 Hi-Tech P.C cum Marks Rs. Hi-Tech O.D Rs. Total
    Rs.
    B.Sc 595 110 705 625 110 735 625 215 540 1380
    B.A. 485 110 595 485 110 595 485 215 540 1240
    B.Com. 485 110 595 485 110 595 485 215 540 1240
    For the Supplementary candidates who appear the Examination after completion of the Course of study.

    Each subject (Thery/Practical) for I Year B.A, B.Sc & B.Com, Rs. 110/- (Rupees One hundred Ten only)

    Each subject (Thery/Practical) for II Year B.A, B.Sc & B.Com, Rs. 110/- (Rupees One hundred Ten only)

    Each subject (Thery/Practical) for III Year B.A, B.Sc & B.Com, Rs. 220/- (Rupees Two hundred twenty only)

    for III Year B.Com, Rs. 110/- (Rupees One hundred Ten only)

    Betterment fee Rs. 440/- (Ruppees Four hundred and Fourty only)

    Stationary fee of Rs. 165/- (One hundred and sixty five only) and Rs. 40/- (Ruppes Fourty only) towards Registration of application Fees for B.A, B.Sc and B.Com Courses to be paid Exatra.

    English Practical III Year supplementary candidates Rs.120/- (Rupees One hundred and twenty only)
    Betterment fee Rs.440/- for each candidate in addition to examination fee.

    The Principals are hereby requested to collect the R.M fee for Rs. 100/- (Rupees One hundred only) each candidate and send separate D.D course wise i.e., B.A, B.Sc and B.Com Courses from the academic year 2010-2011.

    PG & Professional Examinations revised fee structure with effect from the September, 2010 onwards

    Course Exam.
    Fee
    Rs.     		Stationary
    Fee
    Rs.     		Total
    Rs.     		Hi-Tech
    PC
    Rs.     		Hi-Tech
    OD
    Rs.
    All PG & Professional Course Semester / Year end
    (M.A./M.Com./MBA/MHRM/M.Sc./M.Sc.(CS&IS)
    /M.Sc.(AC 2 & 5 Years)/M.Sc.IC/M.E./M.Tech./
    M.Pharm./M.Planning/MCA/LLb-LLM)/PG & UG Diploma Exams)     		350/- 165/- 515/- 215/- 540/-
    B.E./B.Tech./B.Pharm./BBM/BBA Hons./BPEd/ UG DPEd/BEM/BCA
    Whole Examination Semester / Year end    		 350/- 165/- 515/- 215/- 540/-
    Fee for supplementary Candidates P.G./Professional Courses
    One Paper 115/- 165/- 280/- — —
    Two Papers 230/- 165/- 395/- — —
    Three Papers or more (Whole Examination Fee) 350/- 165/- 515/- — —
    If the entire Semester is Project /Viva 535/- — — — —
    M.Ed. (Whole Exams)
    for supplementary candidates
    (One Subject )
    (Two Subjects)     		395/-

    115/-
    250/-

    		 165/-

    165/-
    165/-

    		 560/-

    280/- 415/-

    		 — —
    B.Ed. (Whole Exams)
    for supplementary candidates
    (One Subject )
    (Two Subjects)     		1140/-

    115/-
    250/-

    		165/-

    165/-
    165/-

    		1305/-

    280/-
    415/-

    		215/- 540/-
    BL(OR) fee for supplementary candidates
    (One Subject )
    (Two Subjects)     		115/-
    250/-     		165/-
    165/-     		280/-
    415/-     		— —
    • Late fee Rs.1000.00 (between first and Seventh Day)
    • Betterment Fee Rs.440.00 + Stationary fee of Rs.165.00 + Examination Fee

  • India in top 4 among B-school destinations

    India in top 4 among B-school destinations.

    MUMBAI: That the US and the UK are the most popular destinations for management studies is not big news. But the findings of a survey conducted by the Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC), which conducts GMAT, a B-school entrance test used globally, have thrown up some surprises. Number 4 on the list of the Top 10 preferred destinations for B-school aspirants is India, with Canada at No. 3. Israel and Spain are the other surprise entrants.

    According to experts, India’s foray into the elite league has a lot to do with the emergence of institutions such as the Indian School of Business, Hyderabad, which was ranked No. 12 globally in the Financial Times ( London) Global MBA rankings earlier this year. The IIMs, which use GMAT as an entrance test for their executive MBA programmes, are also responsible for India’s popularity.

    ”B-school aspirants are looking at a return on their investment, and with the investment being lower for management education in India when compared to the US and the UK, the returns are higher,” said an expert. Many feel that India can soon emerge as a hub for management studies amongst Asian countries such as Singapore and the Philippines as the country will be a far less expensive destination than western giants.

    Although making it to the US has, for long, been the great Indian dream, it is not the only North American country that’s attracting desi students. Many are now making a beeline for Canada, which not only has a robust economy and liberal visa policies but also promises good job prospects. ”In testing year 2010, India was the top foreign country that sent score reports to Canadian graduate management programmes,” reveals GMAC’s survey.

    According to the report, 78% of full-time MBA programmes in Canada received the largest number of foreign applications from Indians. Not surprisingly, all Canadian management programmes that recruited foreigners targeted India, as did 44% of European programmes that undertook special recruitment efforts to attract overseas candidates.

    Source: TOI

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